Am a new menopause lady at the age of 50. I want to share this med I have just in case this is your symptom too. See, my menopause drives me nuts ‘cause I get the dry, burning sensation on my vaginal area. When I went to see my doctor, he checked me up for stuff before I was prescribed estradiol. So far, it works like a charm to me. At least now I can feel comfortable.

I agree! I was also prescribed estradiol by my doctor and so far, it helps me control the symptoms. You can also get it in any local or online pharmacy out there. Around how long have you been taking it, by the way?

For one, estrogen (and its active form, Estradiol) helps to keep the cardiovascular system healthy in many ways. First of all, it helps keeps blood pressure in check by keeping vessels dilated properly. Estradiol also helps to keep cholesterol in check by lowering the bad cholesterol and raising the good. It also help to keep the blood from clotting, and even acts as an antioxidant to keep fatty deposits from sticking to the walls of your arteries.
Before the age of about 50, it is more common for men to have heart disease than women. However, once women start to approach menopause this quickly changes. Although heart disease in women does tend to occur a bit later in life, it is just as devastating to their health. After 50 most women see a decrease in hormones, most importantly Estradiol which is the active form of estrogen. This causes a slow decline in cardiovascular health for many women, and if not caught soon enough has dire consequences.

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