The medicalization of the menopause includes "hormone replacement therapy" which consists of a particular program of hormone replacement. In this way, women can have the same quantity of hormones until they enter the menopause. Therefore, none of the basic functions hormones and the regular supply of hormones offered naturally by the body will be affected by the menopause.

The Menopause is an inevitable illness which takes place as women grow old; therefore, there is little that can actually be done in order to prevent and medicate oneself. It represents a sign of the maturity of the body. However, there are several aspects that can be taken into account not necessarily to prevent the menopause which is impossible, but rather to have less influence on the mind and body of the woman. In this sense, it is very well-known the fact that smoking is a vice. However, it is also contributing factor in the negative state of the menopause. Therefore, aside from the proper medication, calcium and vitamins, the woman must...

Given the fact that in the end the prevention of more serious affairs is strictly connected to the medicalization of women, it may be that such a measure is inadequate. Even so, any opponent can take the route of the Congress and petition the legislature. However, although the costs are high, the safety and security of women playes indeed a crucial role.
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