Perimenopause & Menopause

This is your space to understand, navigate, and own your journey through Perimenopause and Menopause. It’s a wild ride, we know
one filled with unexpected twists, confusing turns, and sometimes, moments of feeling completely lost. But don’t worry,
you’re not alone. Millions of women are on this adventure with you, and we’re here to guide you every step of the way.

This is your space to understand, navigate, and own your journey through Perimenopause and Menopause. It’s a wild ride, we know one filled with unexpected twists, confusing turns, and sometimes, moments of feeling completely lost. But don’t worry, you’re not alone. Millions of women are on this adventure with you, and we’re here to guide you every step of the way.

There's No One Size
Fits All Approach

Your experience will be unique, just like you. Some days might feel like a rollercoaster of hot flashes and fog-brain, while others may be filled with newfound wisdom and strength. That’s the beauty (and sometimes chaos) of this transition.

Perimenopause – the prelude to Menopause, often starts in your 40s. But here’s the scoop–  it’s not a strict rule. Think of it as Mother Nature giving you a heads-up, a gentle nudge signalling the next chapter.

Hormones like estrogen and progesterone are like the conductors of your body band. As they mix things up during Perimenopause, they bring the drama – the good and the not-so-good.

Estrogen

The diva of the show, estrogen influences everything from your mood to your bone density. In Perimenopause, it starts taking impromptu breaks, leading to those unpredictable period changes and mood swings. Eventually, it retires from the limelight, causing hot flashes, vaginal dryness, and even cognitive changes.

Progesterone

The supportive best friend, progesterone balances estrogen's effects. But during this transition, it can also become erratic, contributing to anxiety, sleep disturbances, and even breast tenderness.

Hormonal Changes
The Inside Scoop

The backstage of your body’s grand performance – the hormonal journey of Perimenopause and Menopause. Let’s uncover the secrets behind the scenes, exploring how these hormonal shifts shape your unique experience.

Remember those epic dance routines from high school? Think of your hormones during Perimenopause and Menopause as a similar, albeit slightly less graceful, performance. The key players, estrogen and progesterone, are taking center stage, and their changing moves impact your whole system.

How Does This Dance Translate To Symptoms?

Imagine the choreography goes out of sync.

But wait, there’s more! The hormonal shift also affects other players:

Testosterone: This hormone dips too, which can
contribute to decreased libido and muscle mass.

Thyroid: Sometimes, the thyroid gets confused by the hormonal chaos, leading to fatigue or weight changes.

Testosterone: This hormone dips too, which can contribute to decreased libido and muscle mass.

Thyroid: Sometimes, the thyroid gets confused by the hormonal chaos, leading to fatigue or weight changes.
This dance is unique to you. Some women experience subtle changes, while others grapple with more intense symptoms. It’s all about finding your rhythm and managing the moves.

Menopause Symptoms

Menopause Symptoms

Body and
Beauty

Physical changes
during menopause

Physical changes
during menopause.

Sexual and
Reproductive

Changes in sexual desires.

Changes in
sexual desires.

Mental and
Emotional

Dealing with mental health changes and emotional wellness.

Dealing with mental
health changes and
emotional wellness.

Vasomotor
Symptoms

Temperature shifts
and discomfort.

Temperature shifts
and discomfort.

Menstrual Cycle
Changes

Evolution of your body as menstrual cycle transitions.

Evolution of your
body as menstrual
cycle transitions.

Less Common
symptoms

Other symptoms that are
lesser known and not
experienced often.

Other symptoms that
are lesser known and
not experienced often.

Menopause Symptoms

Menstrual
Cycle Changes

Evolution of your body as
menstrual cycle transitions.

Evolution of your
body as menstrual
cycle transitions.

Vasomotor
Symptoms

Temperature shifts
and discomfort.

Temperature shifts
and discomfort.

Physical and
Energy

Physical changes
during menopause.

Physical changes
during menopause.

Sexual and
Reproductive

Changes in sexual desires.

Changes in
sexual desires.

Mental and
Emotional

Dealing with mental health changes and emotional wellness.

Dealing with mental
health changes and
emotional wellness.