Perimenopause
THE MENOPAUSE JOURNEY
The years of transition before menopause
Perimenopause is the stage leading up to menopause, when ovarian hormone production becomes less predictable and menstrual cycles may begin to change.
It can last for several years, and symptoms may appear while periods are still regular or only slightly different from before.



Common symptoms
Symptoms vary for everyone, but may include:
Changes in your period
Hot flushes and night sweats
Sleep disturbance
Mood changes and anxiety
Brain fog and concentration issues
Headaches and migraines
Breast tenderness
Palpitations
Joint and muscle discomfort
Changes in libido and vaginal comfort


You can still become pregnant during perimenopause.
Fertility may decrease, but it still possible to conceive, so consider contraception if you do not
wish to become pregnant.
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