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(HealthDay News) -- The onset of menopause signals more than just an end to a woman's menstrual cycle.
The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists lists these changes that commonly affect women during menopause:
Irregular periods, heavy bleeding or periods that stop.
Hot flashes.
Night sweats and difficulty sleeping.
Vaginal dryness and reduced bladder control.
Thinning, weakening bones.
Moodiness, diminished memory and reduced concentration.
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