Back pain, groin pain, bloating, general pain around pelvic area, night sweats and feelings of sadness, which can be gone as soon as they come. My July period was 2 weeks late. I then had a massive period in August, which was also 2 weeks late. Then nothing since. Night sweats and flushing stopped now. Is this typical of menopause?
This is a common scenario on the approach to the menopause, you may find that your periods will be erratic for some time then finally stop, or they may suddenly stop and that's it!
Low mood or mood swings can happen and you may find a magnesium supplement helpful, this can also help with relaxation and sleep.
Please visit our menopause tips page for more information.
Eileen Durward
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