Stress is extremely common in women during menopause. The stress your body experiences due to the changes of the menstrual cycle adds to the stress you experience every day at work and at home.
Unless you take timely measures, this can cause more serious problems including depression and higher risk of heart disease.
Learn how to cope with menopause and the stress associated with it.
Try to accept naturally the changes in your body and life associated with menopause.
It is not uncommon for women to be overly worried about their health and about the relationship with their partner.
You need to be able to accept the fact that menopause is natural and that it will not affect your life and your health adversely, if you take the necessary steps.
Not having a menstrual period does not mean that you cannot have a healthy life and a healthy relationship.
You may just have to work a little bit harder for these.
Identify your goals and manage your time more effectively.
Having a set plan always helps reduce stress, especially when you are emotional about the changes that are going on in your body during menopause.
You can readily figure out what your priorities are and set your target goals for the coming years, for next month and for next week.
Then you simply need to figure out what you need to do when and how, so that you can come up with a plan.
The next step is to base your schedule on your plan.
Use meditation and exercise as effective methods for relaxation.
Meditation is simple to perform virtually anywhere.
It is effective for dealing with stress and for coping with the other common symptoms of menopause as well.
A meditation session of fifteen minutes per day should produce excellent results.
Similarly, exercising for half an hour every other day should help you clear your mind from worrying thoughts and become fitter and healthier.
Get a hobby and improve your social life. These may be simple things, but they really do help.
It has been found that hobbies such as gardening and arts have an extremely beneficial relaxing effect.
Socialising with others will certainly have a positive effect on your mood and also your self confidence.
The fact that you are entering a more mature period of your life does not mean that you have to hide.
Get help and support from family, friends and people experiencing the same problems as you.
This will certainly help you cope with stress, and with menopause.
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