00:00I have many problems in menopause but I don't want to have any problems with menopause.
00:04When there are symptoms of menopause, people are largely ignored.
00:09I don't want to have a problem with these.
00:11They don't have hot flushes in my mouth,
00:16they don't have to go to bed,
00:18they don't have to go to bed,
00:21they don't have to have sex,
00:24they have to hurt their skin,
00:29The most important thing is that the mental health is affected by the mental health.
00:38And the depression is affected by the other.
00:43The mental health is affected by the mental health.
00:57It is important to know that they have a problem with menopause.
01:01They have a book called Cardiologist.
01:04They have a heart attack.
01:06In this connection, they have a heart attack problem.
01:14Sexuality, after 40, after 45,
01:17you are not supposed to be sexually active.
01:20Vaginal dryness,
01:21they are not supposed to be sexually active.
01:26They are not supposed to be sexually active.
01:28These are symptoms.
01:31These are affections.
01:34They have a heart attack.
01:36They have osteoporosis.
01:38They have a heart attack.
01:41They have a heart attack.
01:43Cardiovascular disease, high blood pressure,
01:46lipids, cholesterol, triglycerides,
01:51They are not supposed to be sexually active.
01:52A lot of estrogen is not supposed to be sexually active.
01:58Although it's different to the skin,
02:00it's different to the skin.
02:02There are also other uterine problems.
02:04Other uterine problems.
02:05We have asked him to eat a urine.
02:08He used to not control it in his urine.
02:11This is only a repeat urinary tract infection.
02:14These are all part of it.
02:16Probably all of us would have to call us mental health,
02:18It is very important to have a vision.
02:20The menopause is a pre-diagnosis.
02:24How does menopause have a dietitics?
02:31The fat distribution of our body has changed.
02:36The body has a very large amount of fat deposition.
02:39Even in fat deposition, we have organic fat deposition, which is a visceral fat deposition.
02:45So all these people have high blood pressure, lipids, cholesterol, triglycerides.
02:55So these people have diabetes related.
02:59Because these people have more diabetes than one day.
03:02So if they were pre-diabetic, they have more diabetes.
03:06So these people have more diabetes.
03:07That means you have to say that these people can't have diabetes.
03:12What should you say about diabetes?
03:14Yes, it's definitely possible.
03:16Now, I'm sorry.
03:18I think that you might get an anxiety problem now.
03:20As a result, your heart attack is related to the whole problem.
03:24What are the things that you might get into?
03:26Because it is a problem, I am not considered.
03:27But I am thinking I have an anxiety problem.
03:31we are told that you are going to get sick or take 30 sick.
03:37So what do you have to do in the classroom?
03:39Do you have a lot of issues?
03:42No, I have to be depressed and I have to be depressed.
03:48How do you have anxiety and anxiety?
03:50How do you have to be depressed?
03:51What do you have to do in the hormones?
03:53How do you get stressed?
03:54How do you feel stressed?
03:55I feel stressed and stressed.
03:59So, we have to develop a heart-ear problem with lipids and high blood pressure and we have to develop
04:10cardiovascular risk factors, so that's why we have to develop a heart-ear problem.
04:23The last question was that the menopause was earlier, because it was 14 years old, is there any complication?
04:34Yes, the camera says premature ovarian failure and premature menopause, which is 40 years earlier.
04:39The menopause had a lot of complications, because the hormones were reduced at the age of 45-50.
04:47The women began to start very early.
04:50The menopause had a lot of problems with osteoporosis, and the long term, the longevity of the menopause had a
04:59lot of problems.
05:01The menopause had a lot of problems with the menopause, because the menopause had a lot of problems with the
05:04menopause.
05:05These are exact rare many patients with diabetes, but this was successful.
05:11What happened when the Menopause had a Mini Pace?
05:14If somebody put on the menopause in the major lockaryuns in the early charge, then they come out orเข,
05:25and ask exactly what other menopause used to do?
05:30It is very important to have mental work, physical exhaustion, mental work, body pressure, etc.
05:38The menopausal transition is a very stormy.
05:41It is a very natural and very peaceful situation.
05:45In this situation, it is very important to have hormone replacement therapy candidates.
05:52Do you have any problem with hormone stress?
05:53Do you have any problem with the menopausal?
05:58The menopausal function is very important to have the menopausal function.
06:03There are other hormones like estrogen and progesterone.
06:06To some extent, there are many hormones like testosterone.
06:09Plus, testosterone is a peripheral conversion.
06:11This is estrogen is a very important hormone.
06:14It is very important to have estrogen in our country.
06:18In hormonal therapy, there are two components.
06:21There are other hormones like estrogen and progesterone.
06:24We don't have any problem with estrogen.
06:27But if you are not able to have estrogen continuous treatment,
06:30you will get uterine cancer.
06:33If you have a lot of chance,
06:35you will get uterus.
06:37In hormonal replacement therapy,
06:39you will get estrogen and progesterone.
06:41You will get uterus.
06:43You will get uterus removal surgery.
06:46You will get uterus.
07:03You will get uterus.
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