How long do menopause symptoms last?
Symptoms vary, but many women experience them for 4–7 years. Some symptoms, like vaginal dryness, may persist longer.
Is menopause the same as perimenopause?
No. Perimenopause is the transitional phase before menopause. Menopause is diagnosed after 12 months without a period.
Can men get pelvic floor disorders?
Yes. Men can experience pelvic floor dysfunction, particularly after prostate surgery or due to chronic constipation.
Is surgery the only solution for prolapse?
No. Non-surgical options like pessaries and therapy work well for many women. Surgery is reserved for more severe or persistent cases.
Are Kegels enough to treat PFDs?
Kegels help, but proper technique and sometimes physical therapy guidance are needed for best results.
Can pelvic floor disorders go away on their own?
Mild cases may improve with therapy, but most require treatment. Early intervention is key.
Are pelvic floor disorders only a concern for older women?
No. While more common after menopause or childbirth, PFDs can affect women of all ages—even young, active women.
Is using an inhaler safe long-term?
Yes. Inhalers deliver medication directly to the lungs and are safe when used as directed by a doctor.
Can asthma be outgrown?
Some children experience remission, especially those with mild asthma, but symptoms can return later in life.
Will asthma affect my child’s growth or learning?
Not with proper treatment. Uncontrolled asthma can affect sleep and concentration, so early management is key.
