Have you reached to a stage of menopause and are losing hopes of wild fantasies? Well, if the answer is yes, then it is time for you to re-think. Yes, it is true that menopause do bring some unwanted changes in the body and issues related to sex, but before you accept it here are some lifestyle changes that can keep you rocking in the bed for a longer time.

Mid-aged women transitioning to menopause may be able to lower their risk of developing stroke, heart disease and Type-2 diabetes if they exercise more or eat a low calorie diet, suggests a research.

Women with lung cancer who underwent chemotherapy are likely to experience an early menopause, a new study has shown.

Eating lots of refined carbohydrates, particularly white pasta and rice, may advance the start of menopause by about one-and-a-half years, warns a study.

A study of middle-aged women by the University of Illinois (UI) found that sleep problems vary across the stages of menopause, yet are consistently correlated with hot flashes and depression.

Undergoing a type of hormone replacement therapy -- used for menopausal treatment -- may help protect as well as improve working memory for some women as they age, according to a new study.

Loss of muscles normally begins from the mid life with a progression rate of about 6% per year. By the time you turn 80, only three-quarters of midlife muscle mass remains in the body. This loss of muscle affects balance, gait and the ability to do daily tasks, the researchers said.