Even women transitioning into menopause can experience symptoms, the most common of which is an irregular menstrual cycle. They get perfect cycle control, no menopausal symptoms and they protect significantly against ovarian and uterine cancer. Most women, Dickerson points out, don't know what their options are, and she is particularly vigilant about educating them. Some women are great candidates for new menopause medications, some may do better on what's been around for a while. But all women need to know their options.
Women expect to remain active and productive.
It's my job to provide care and assistance during menopause to help them maximize their potential for having a full and healthy life.