Symptoms of Menopause
As we approach menopause, our oestrogen and progesterone production varies and diminishes over time, creating the hormonal imbalances that are responsible for our menopause symptoms.
.01 Hot Flushes
A hot flush or hot flash is a sudden, intense feeling of heat that often begins in your chest, neck, and face, then spreads throughout your body. Hot flushes and night sweats are related vasomotor symptoms of menopause meaning they occur due to the constriction or dilation of blood vessels.Need more information about this symptom?.02 Night Sweats
Night sweats are a very common symptom of menopause, often characterised by intense episodes of sweating around the chest and neck at night.Need more information about this symptom?.03 Vaginal Dryness
This symptom may include dryness, as well as itching and irritation, and can cause discomfort and affect intimate relationships.Need more information about this symptom?.04 Brain Fog
Brain fog can show up as forgetfulness, difficulty concentrating, focusing and thinking clearly, or just feeling mentally drained.Need more information about this symptom?.05 Restless Nights
Sleep disturbances are a common symptom of perimenopause and postmenopause, often linked to the natural hormonal changes your body is going through.Need more information about this symptom?.06 Tiredness & Fatigue
Menopause-related tiredness goes beyond simply feeling sleepy. It can feel like a persistent sense of exhaustion, low energy, or a heavy fog both physically and mentally.Need more information about this symptom?.07 Irregular Periods
Irregular periods during perimenopause can take many forms – missed cycles, late or early periods, spotting between periods, or changes in flow that feel different than usual.Need more information about this symptom?
.01 Low Libido
Shifts in hormones often lead to a natural dip in libido, which may affect sexual satisfaction and connection.Need more information about this symptom?.02 Mood Swings
Menopause can impact mood and emotions due to fluctuating hormone levels.Need more information about this symptom?
.01 Hot Flushes
A hot flush or hot flash is a sudden, intense feeling of heat that often begins in your chest, neck, and face, then spreads throughout your body. Hot flushes and night sweats are related vasomotor symptoms of menopause meaning they occur due to the constriction or dilation of blood vessels.Need more information about this symptom?.02 Night Sweats
Night sweats are a very common symptom of menopause, often characterised by intense episodes of sweating around the chest and neck at night.Need more information about this symptom?.03 Vaginal Dryness
This symptom may include dryness, as well as itching and irritation, and can cause discomfort and affect intimate relationships.Need more information about this symptom?.04 Brain Fog
Brain fog can show up as forgetfulness, difficulty concentrating, focusing and thinking clearly, or just feeling mentally drained.Need more information about this symptom?.05 Restless Nights
Sleep disturbances are a common symptom of perimenopause and postmenopause, often linked to the natural hormonal changes your body is going through.Need more information about this symptom?.06 Tiredness & Fatigue
Menopause-related tiredness goes beyond simply feeling sleepy. It can feel like a persistent sense of exhaustion, low energy, or a heavy fog both physically and mentally.Need more information about this symptom?.07 Irregular Periods
Irregular periods during perimenopause can take many forms – missed cycles, late or early periods, spotting between periods, or changes in flow that feel different than usual.Need more information about this symptom?
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