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SYMPTOMS
of peri-menopause & menopause...
Click on a symptom to find out everything you need to know & about ways to manage the symptom.*
Dizziness & Tinnitus
Dry Eyes
Migraines
16.5% of women experience headaches & migraines.
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Joint Pain, Frozen Shoulder & Brittle Bones
2% of women experience Frozen Shoulder.
About 50% experience Joint Pain.
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Weight Gain
50% of menopausal women gain weight, particularly on their bellies.
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Digestive Issues
94% of women will experience some sort of digestive disruption. Yikes!
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Irregular Periods
65 - 74% of experience irregular periods. Most of us play the period lottery during perimenopause though. Good luck!
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Libido Ups & Downs
Yes, really. Some women have had enough, and some can't get enough. Steady Tiger!
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Hair Loss
50% of women report hair thinning.
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Oral Issues
70% of women experience an increase in oral issues like gum disease and cavities. CLICK for more info and possible solutions.
Palpitations
42% of women experience irregular heartbeat.
But t if this is prolonged seek professional help immediately. CLICK for more info.
Sore Breasts
40% of women experience sore breasts.
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Vaginal Atrophy
45% of women experience bladder issues
and painful sex.
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Recurrent UTIs
55% of women experience recurrent UTIs after menopause. CLICK for more info and solutions.
Dry skin & abnormal skin sensations
23% of women experience tingling sensations.
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Hot Flushes, Chills & Night Sweats
80% of women experience night sweats, hot flushes, or both.
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*Women usually experience just some of these symptoms. Not all.
And their symptoms vary in severity and duration. (Some are luckier than others.)
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*You must always consult your doctor if you experience any changes in your health. And you should consult a qualified professional before starting any alternative therapy, and a doctor if necessary.​