National Geographic
Menopause has long been considered an inevitable part of a woman's lifecycle—but what if it didn't have to be? For most women, the menopausal transition begins in their mid-40s, but medical researchers are looking into various ways of delaying its onset—including by engineering young ovarian support cells and developing drugs that slow ovarian depletion. If successful, it raises the question of whether women need to go through menopause at all. Find out more about clinical trials and the benefits of delaying menopause at the link in bio. Photograph by Dejan_Dundjerski, Getty Images
2 days ago
No woman wants to be pregnant in their 50s, we just FINALLY want medical research done to properly manage the symptoms of peri/menopause since it can be a 10 year process that affects every aspect of our health!!
2 days ago
How about just leave us alone? Or better yet support us in every stage of life!? How about stop devaluing us because we age. Menopause isn’t the problem, a youth obsessed society is!
2 days ago
It seems puzzling to me why there is such a strong emphasis on extending the child-bearing phase of a woman’s life. Wouldn’t it be more beneficial to invest in developing various modalities to support women as they navigate through menopause? Women experience significant changes during this time, and our focus should be on providing the right resources and support to help them through this natural transition. I believe that empowering women during menopause should take precedence over attempts to prolong their reproductive years.
2 days ago
Tbh I'm more interested in inducing menopause.
2 days ago
Most women cannot wait to stop menstruation. Why would scientists want to stop or delay it?
2 days ago
Why not just better support women through it?
2 days ago
Actually this is a great idea since estrogen protects women from heart attack and keeps the skin more flexible, our bones are affected as well due to menopause, heck I don’t mind my period if that means I’m gonna be healthy
2 days ago
Whose idea was this, please? Please say this isn’t a way to keep women having babies until we die? I don’t mean to sound panicky, but…
2 days ago
Nah, I’m happy not having periods or getting pregnant😂😂😂😂
2 days ago
Just study women's medicine. Please.
2 days ago
Stop it? Heeeell no.. they only do research just for using women to have more babies.. but what about ovarium cancer? Endo? More research about women body not this shit
2 days ago
Love not having my period! 😂
2 days ago
I don't want to be able to have a child right now at 49 -- I want some amazing advancement to help navigate this shit storm called menopause!
2 days ago
I had a hysterectomy and oophorectomy at 47, so I got surgical menopause. For me, it's the best thing I've done as I had PCOS as well as painful cramps every month.
2 days ago
I got through menopause without many symptoms because I was a personal trainer and I was working out with all my clients from 6am to 9pm daily and eating healthy. Dr Christiane Northrop has a great book on menopause.
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