When it comes to women’s menopause there is an abundance of information that mostly comes from sources that have poor understanding of what women’s menopause means.

To start with, only a few women understand what they are going through when first hit by menopause symptoms. This results in them unknowingly seeking information from the wrong sources and may often end up taking the wrong medication leading to further complications.

The local professional health services or family physician should be the first person to provide the correct diagnosis and medication if any. But local professional health services or your family physician rarely has the time or inclination to provide detailed information on the subject. For this you must either buy or seek at the local library; authoritative books on women’s menopause or, visit the local Women's health resource Center or find online resources for authoritative information on menopausal symptoms women's health.

When it comes to online menopause women's health resource Center, one of the best online resources on the subject is the Women's Menopause Resource Information Center at MRCW Website

As at the time of writing this article, The Women's Menopause Resource Information Center had over 23,000 members and numerous local support groups. The Women's Menopause Resource Information Center is not just a repository of authoritative information on any issue connected with women’s menopause, it is also an interactive site meaning you can post your question there of even chat with a ‘live’ rep for any information you might need.

The Women's Menopause Resource Information Center not only covers the central theme i.e. women’s menopause, it is also a repository on other medical issues as well thereby also making it a Women's health resource Center. The Women's Menopause Resource Information Center also provides support for several menopause discussion groups. These menopause discussion groups help dispel wrong information and myths about menopause. Anyone including relatives and friends can join these menopause discussion groups. A menopause discussion group is chaired by an authoritative person from the Women's Menopause Resource Information Center and the basic idea is to learn from real life experiences of other women on how to deal with menopause related issues such as Menopause and Depression.

The need for Women's health resource Center & Women's health Care Professionals arose because when it came to women’s menopause, women themselves rarely understood what was happening and also, there was as lot of wrong information on the topic. There was also the realization that a friendly neighbour or friend might not be the best source of accurate information on the subject hence the need for place albeit an online repository for all information on women’s menopause and accessible to anyone from anywhere in the world.

So if you feel you have entered menopause or pre-menopause stage, visit mrcw.com.au/ It has all the right information on how to deal with this natural phenomena. The Women’s Health Resource Center also has Menopause Support Community that you might want to join. More information on it is available at http://mrcw.com.au/support-services/community-support-groups/

Contact Details
MENOPAUSE RESOURCE CENTER
Postal Address: Levels 20 & 21, Tower 2, 201 Sussex Street, Sydney NSW 2000 Australia
Phone: +61 2 9002 1361
Mobile: 0416 577 009
Email: [email protected]
http://mrcw.com.au/