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Medical Conditions - Perimenopause

Perimenopause, otherwise called menopause transition, is the time your body starts the natural transition to menopause. This marks the end of the child-bearing years. In perimenopause, the ovaries start to produce less estrogen causing irregular periods. Menopausal symptoms such as a change in period cycle, mood swings, and sleep disturbances are also seen in perimenopause.

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Can perimenopause worsen hereditary angioedema at 46?

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Which contraception is best during perimenopause at 54?

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Does menopause make migraines better or worse at 43?

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Why is my period late if my pregnancy test is negative at 38?

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How can the light bleeding for two weeks be treated?

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How do I manage my lower back and nipple pain at 46?

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Can a small thin-walled hemorrhagic cyst turn cancerous?

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How can I manage sleep deprivation as a 42-year-old female?

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What are safe sleep options for women with insomnia?

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I am nearing menopause and periods have become irregular. How to manage?

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