There are many symptoms to menopause and some of them are
common ones and some not so common. However, when it comes to muscle aches and
menopause it can be a sign of your hormones being imbalanced.
When there is a decline in a woman’s body of estrogen while
in menopause she goes through a lot of changes. The loss of estrogen can result
in a number of symptoms.
Here is one. Back pain is a common complaint during
menopause. It can be a sign of muscle weakness. Your muscles, tendons and bones
estrogen receptors in those areas can become weak. This is what will give you
daily pain and cause you to be uncomfortable.
If you are not aware of some of the muscle pain related to
menopause, you may want to think it was the way that you slept, or something
that you picked up, or something that you moved. However, those things can cause
muscle aches and pains but understanding and knowing that you are in menopausal “mode”
(if you will) you will be better to relate it to loss of estrogen.
Your muscle and joint
pain with menopause is an unexplained soreness. It is unrelated to trauma or exercise,
but may be related to the immune system with the different hormone levels
changing.
How do you elevate your muscle pain?
There are some ways to do it to make you feel more
comfortable as your menopause lessens.
1.
Change your diet
2.
Get a body massage
3.
Drink plenty of water
4.
Implement yogurt in your diet (No other dairy products)
5.
Take herbs
6.
Take a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (s)
NSAIDs
There are many other ways to gain comfort from muscle aches and pain with
menopause. Address your problem to your medical provider and he/she will be
able to give you the best solutions as to how you can be more comfortable with
your muscle pain during menopause.
I hope you have found this information helpful. If so do
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always welcomed. Thank you for reading and visiting.
Disclaimer: The
purpose of the information, benefits and solutions is for informational
purposes ONLY. I am not a medical professional to advise you on treatments or
cures of any type. The views are based on personal experience and product use.
Every woman and man will have different and unique experiences. It is always
recommended that you consult your medical health care provider for the best
solutions for your needs.
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