Premenopause: How to tell if it's happening to you 11 Articles

by Sherry Thomas

Perimenopause is a two to ten year transitional time before your menstrual period stops. The hormonal changes happening during this time can sometimes make you feel as though you're going crazy. Relax. The good news is tha...read more

by Dorothy Wilde

Climacteric or perimenopause is the transition period during which the reproductive capacity of a woman ceases. Menopause means end of menstrual cycles. Every woman who has periods will undergo menopause one day or the ot...read more

by Bernadette Jasmin

Women's bodies change at different times between childhood to womanhood then from the childbearing years to menopause. As their bodies transition there are different signs that signal these changes. One of the most signi...read more

by Caroline Storey

As if us women did not have enough to go through along comes the dreaded 'M' word,menopause. It starts slowly sneaking up on you when your not expecting it.It starts of with feelings of highs and lows to the point where yo...read more

by Ismail Abdul Fattah

Perimenopause refers to the 1 or 2years immediately before the menopause or to the whole of the reproductive periods prior to the menopause. You could know that you are going through menopause if you observe or experience...read more

by Manny Maurice

And before you readers go gung ho and shriek, "It's about time!" this is not an advocacy for folks who caught frostbite of the family jewels during a freezer frolic, or whose toilet tango ended in a painful twist because t...read more

by Barbara King

You go through perimenopause because you start to experience changes such as all these below, but you have to understand, some of these may look like ordinary everyday things, some women have some of these menopause/perime...read more

by Krishna Shanmukh

The main reason for Premenopause is Hormonal imbalance. The reasons for hormonal imbalance are: 1. Nutrition deficiency 2. Over stress 3. depression 4. environmental pollution above said reasons cause many unwant...read more

by Navita Gunter

Christine Subject: periods Question: I am 51 years old and have been experiencing quite irregular periods. I understand that this is generally normal for my age - I am okay with them being 52 days apart or 35 but I ...read more

by Vicky Gilmore

Premenopause sounded scary the first time I heard it. I often wondered how I would be able to tell if the change of life (so it's called) was happening to me. I was always so cold as a child I would often pray for hot fl...read more

by Iliyana Standridge

Like first your menocicle will be not come every month how is normal.It happens between 40 and 50 years old. And then you will start to go in troubles-sweating when is not hot,problems with the blood pressure-goes up and...read more