Women may also see a reduction in saliva production as menopause begins
Osteoporosis can affect people going through menopause.

A dental surgeon states he wants to raise awareness of the many ways menopause can affect teeth. Dr. Theo Sioutis, a specialist dental supervisor at London-based My Healthcare Clinic, is encouraging women to pay attention to changes in their mouths as a result of declining levels of hormones.
Menopause is classed as the dearth of a menstrual period for 12 months and typically happens between the ages of 45 and 55. signs more commonly talked about include hot flashes, difficulty sleeping, low mood, and anxiety.

Dr. Sioutis says women should also be keeping an eye on bleeding, inflamed, and tender gums. He said: “As a society, we are getting much better at lecturing about the....https://www.allsinglesandmarried.com/2022/11/the-3-signs-of-menopause-you-should.html