Many of the physical changes women experience during the transition into menopause can come as a shock to the system - but ...

At first, Carol Wilkinson thought the burning sensation in her mouth was just another uncomfortable symptom of the menopause.

Both cognitive-behavioral therapy and clinical hypnosis are among the most effective options not involving medication.

You may hear your friends, sisters, or mom talk about menopause as the time in life when your body naturally stops having ...

The crux is that for people like me, with chronic health and mental health conditions, we already feel bad, hence our need to ...

Acupuncture may support healthy gut motility9 (i.e., the pace at which food is digested and moves through your body). This, ...

Sometimes, I’d have blood tests or be suggested various medications, but nothing ever worked. At no point during those 22 years, did a doctor ever recommend that I see a gynaecologist. I even had one ...

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You may be surprised if your healthcare provider recommends an antidepressant for chronic pain. Is this because she believes you are depressed? Or can antidepressants help with pain even for people ...

Perhaps it comes from a deficiency in the neurotransmitter serotonin. We've also been told that antidepressants work by reversing this deficiency. Source: Karolina Grabowska/Pexels For example ...

SSRIs and selective norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors (SNRIs) have been extensively studied for the management of hot flashes with varying results. [1] In this well-done trial, escitalopram at ...