Written by Stephanie Johnson - January 22, 2023
Menopause-related osteoporosis is a condition that develops when the female body experiences a reduction in estrogen during menopause. This reduction causes bones to become weak and brittle, leading to an increased risk of fractures and breaks. Common symptoms of menopause-related osteoporosis include:
These symptoms can be particularly difficult for women who are postmenopausal because they may find themselves facing a wide range of physical ailments all due to the same underlying cause—low estrogen levels. Further, without adequate estrogen replacement therapy, menopausal women will likely experience greater joint pain, reduced mobility, and more frequent fractures. Unfortunately, these symptoms tend to worsen over time.
In addition to physical health concerns, it’s important to note that menopausal women with low estrogen levels may also experience mental health issues such as depression and anxiety due to the hormonal changes in their bodies. As mental health challenges become more prominent among this population (particularly those over the age of 45), it’s important for them to receive support from their doctor if needed.
To help prevent the onset of osteoporosis related symptoms—and avoid further complications—women should speak with their medical provider about ways to reduce bone mineral density loss during and after menopause. This includes lifestyle changes such as increasing physical activity levels, improving nutrition habits (i.e., calcium and vitamin D supplementation), smoking cessation or reducing alcohol consumption.
Women may also benefit from hormone replacement therapy as another way to address the effects of low estrogen levels on bone density, including through BHRT Treament Center — providing tailored hormonal solutions at affordable costs! Hormonal treatments vary depending on individual needs but can provide much needed relief for many women going through menopause or perimenopause (the period before menopause). Speak with your doctor about which treatment best suits you today!
In conclusion, if left untreated, menopausal women can experience a range of unpleasant symptoms associated with osteoporosis due to decreased estrogen levels in their bodies. Through lifestyle modifications and being mindful about treating mental health issues stemming from low hormone production, these problems can be kept at bay and avoided entirely if caught early enough. For those seeking additional assistance regarding symptom management or hormonal balance support during this period in life, BHRT Treament Center has got you covered! Contact us today for more information about how we can help you enjoy better days ahead during your transition into womanhood!
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