The Mesopotamians farmed all kinds of things, but the most valuable food sources were the grains they grew. Barley was probably the most common of these. Barley could be ground into flour for bread, made into soups, or fermented and turned into beer.
Endometriosis becomes inactive after menopause. It occasionally can be reactivated by hormone replacement therapy. In addition, any scarring or enlarged cysts that developed from endometriosis may remain and cause symptoms.
This causes thickening of the uterine walls. It may lead to heavy or longer-than-usual menstrual bleeding as well as pain during your menstrual cycle or intercourse. The exact cause of this condition is unknown. However, itâs more common in women with increased levels of estrogen. Adenomyosis usually disappears after menopause (12 months after a womanâs final menstrual period). This is when estrogen levels decline. There are several theories about what causes adenomyosis.