Most women begin perimenopause—the physiological stage women go through when approaching menopause—between ages 45 and 55. Usually, a 60-day span of time with no period is a good indicator that you have begun this stage. In addition to irregular periods, symptoms of perimenopause include:
During menopause, women may experience many of the same symptoms as perimenopause. Other common symptoms of menopause include a racing or pounding heart, night sweats, flushed skin and headaches.
If you think you may be experiencing symptoms of perimenopause or menopause, call the nurse practitioner clinic right away. The sooner you seek treatment, the better your chances of finding relief from your symptoms.
To make an appointment with our nurse practitioner, call 414-777-1900.
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