#11. Menopause Joint Pain
The Joint Pains are most likely to appear as the result of the menopause. The different joints that can be affected by the menopause can be hand joints, elbow, neck, shoulder, and knees. Unfortunately, the level of the pain increases with the passage of the time. The reason is the absence of estrogen. The estrogen has a non-inflammatory effect.
The absence of estrogen causes the pain to rise. This discomfort may raise to the level of arthritis.