Jul 09, 2025
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A woman's life in transition: what happens right before menopause
The Transition Begins: The period immediately preceding menopause, known as the perimenopause, signifies the conclusion of the reproductive years
Changes in Hormones:
The changes become apparent when levels of progesterone and estrogen
begin to drop and fluctuate
Irregular Periods: Menstrual cycles become erratic, periods could be heavier, lighter, longer, or shorter
Hot Flashes & Night Sweats:
Sweating and sudden heat sensations are typical signs of changing hormone levels
Sleep Problems:
Many experience trouble sleeping due to hormonal changes and night sweats
Mood Changes:
Mood swings, irritability, or trouble concentrating can occur during this transition
Vaginal & Sexual Changes:
Vaginal dryness and changes in sexual desire are frequent as estrogen drops
Other Physical Symptoms: Headaches, joint pain, and increased urination may also appear
Menopause Arrives: Menopause is reached after 12 months without a period —perimenopause ends, and new changes begin
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