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The symptoms of premature or early menopause are the same as for menopause at any age.

Menopause is a natural occurrence and marks the end of a woman's reproductive years.

The facts about fragile X syndrome are complicated, and parents and family members are invited to ask their doctor to refer them to a genetics clinic.

Haemochromatosis (iron overload disorder) tends to be under-diagnosed, partly because its symptoms are similar to those caused by a range of other illnesses.

A healthy, calcium-rich diet and regular physical activity throughout life can help prevent osteoporosis.

Some women are more at risk of amenorrhoea (the absence of periods) because of emotional stress or changes in weight.

Be a life-maker. Help make the life of a child – and family – possible by becoming an egg or sperm donor.

If you suffer from ongoing vaginal bleeding problems, see your doctor.

The ligaments and muscles that support the pelvic organs sometimes stretch and cause these organs to drop down. This is called a ‘pelvic organ prolapse’. 

Weight gain at menopause can be managed using healthy eating and exercise; menopausal hormone therapy may also be beneficial.