Menopause and Insomnia

Insomnia is a symptom of menopause thatout about it and explain to your family and friends
affects many women. It is annoying and canwhat you're going through. Keeping up or starting
greatly interfere with your daily activities.a healthy lifestyle with a balanced diet and regular
Menopause and insomnia are usually inseparable -exercise can also help your body deal with
menopause will almost always bring on insomnia.menopause and insomnia.
This is considered one of the most annoyingSpeak with your doctor. Menopause and insomnia
symptoms of pre-menopause or menopause. It isis a very common part of menopause and your
hard to get a full day's work done when you aredoctor may be able to suggest some types of
drowsy. You might wake up with a night sweat,relief for you. You can choose from Premarin,
have an irritable urinary problems, wake with amade from pregnant mare's urine, to plant-based
persistent food craving, or just plain can't sleep.alternatives. You can take pills, patches or creams.
Worrying about your menopause and insomnia willYou should also cut down on MSG, caffeine,
only make it worse. Odds are, it'll be years beforealcohol and smoking. Herbal teas like chamomile or
the problem goes away by itself, so for Pete'slemon balm can help you relax, as well as being
sake, go to doctor.tasty. Also try to keep your room as cool and
Why Me?dark as you are comfortable.
The reduction in hormones from your menopauseOne other aid in combating insomnia is not to
can knock your body temperature around like aallow your bed to be anything but the place you
football. Your doctor may suggest sleep aids,sleep. Do not sit in bed to read or watch
depending on you current health and past medicaltelevision. Over time you will program your body
history, but sleeping pills are not always effective.that your bed is for sleep.
The best thing you can do is try not to stress