The most serious long term health problems associated with menopause include cardiovascular disease and osteoporosis. Non life-threatening long-term problems include skin dryness, bladder inflammation, pelvic floor laxity (leading to prolapse of rectum, bladder or uterus,) vaginal atrophy, and diminished libido.
The most serious long term health problems associated with
menopause include cardiovascular disease and osteoporosis. Non
life-threatening long-term problems include skin dryness, bladder
inflammation, pelvic floor laxity (leading to prolapse of...
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The most serious long term health problems associated with menopause include cardiovascular disease and osteoporosis. Non life-threatening long-term problems include skin dryness, bladder inflammation, pelvic floor laxity (leading to prolapse of rectum, bladder or uterus,) vaginal atrophy, and diminished libido.The most serious long term health problems associated with menopause include cardiovascular disease and osteoporosis. Non life-threatening long-term problems include skin dryness, bladder inflammation, pelvic floor laxity (leading to prolapse of... More
