Venous Thromboembolism or thrombosis is the formation of a blood clot inside of the blood vessels. This health issue blocks blood flow in the blood vessels or breaks free and travels elsewhere in the body. If a clot gets stuck in some body organs, like lungs or brain, it disrupts blood flow and results in a life-threatening emergency.  Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) forms in a deep vein (particularly in the legs, arms or pelvis. If a blood clot from a DVT breaks loose and travels through the bloodstream, it sticks in the pulmonary arteries (the arteries that carry blood to the lungs), blocks blood flow, and causes a pulmonary embolism (PE).  Pulmonary embolism is dangerous. According to Mayo Clinic, about one-third of people with an undiagnosed and untreated pulmonary embolism don't survive. However, early treatment and diagnosis will reduce its mortality rate.  Chest pain, trouble breathing, and skin changes are the symptoms of clot locations. Risk Factors of Blood Cl...

15%-20% of menopausal women report an increase in libido. Midlife women with increased emotional awareness and good communication skills can express well their sexual desires toward their partners. Testosterone therapy boosts menopausal women’s libido by addressing hormonal imbalances that contribute to decreased sexual desire. While 40%-50% of menopausal women complain of decrease in sex drive, about 15%-20% report an increase in libido. This surge comes from hormonal changes, particularly the relative balance of testosterone, which become more noticeable as estrogen and progesterone levels decline. Also, some women experience increased vaginal lubrication during estrogen surges. This makes intercourse more comfortable and enhances libido. Furthermore, psychological and emotional factors contribute to its rise. Here are the detailed explanation: Psychosocial Factors Decreased caretaking responsibilities and lower chances of getting pregnant give women more time to focus on intimate r...