Perimenopause spans several years before menstruation ceases permanently.
During this period, variations in the menstrual cycle may occur, sometimes accompanied by unusual sensations. However, these changes can be subtle and go unnoticed, as they may be similar to common premenstrual sensations.
Perimenopause is the period when the ovaries begin to produce fewer hormones, particularly estrogen. It can last for several years before the complete cessation of menstruation. Perimenopause is generally recognized by certain changes.
- Menstruation undergoes variations in length and frequency, and becomes generally less predictable, both in terms of duration and regularity.
- Sexual activity may become uncomfortable due to a decrease in vaginal lubrication.
The first signs of hormonal imbalances manifest mainly through two essential indicators: the chest and the uterus. The body may gain volume, leading to increased breast tenderness.
Many subtle signs manifest at this stage of your life: your mood becomes unstable, certain things that did not bother you before now irritate you, you have less patience…
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