05/17/2026
Blood pressure often rises during perimenopause and menopause—and hormones play a key role. Many women are told it’s “just aging" but there’s more to the story.
As estrogen declines:
• Blood vessels become less flexible
• Inflammation can increase
• Visceral fat tends to rise
• Insulin resistance becomes more common
All of this contributes to higher blood pressure.
At The Menopause Practice, we look at:
• Hormonal changes
• Metabolic health
• Body composition and visceral fat
Because managing blood pressure isn’t just about medication—it’s about understanding the root cause.
Schedule your consultation today.
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