20/01/2026
Perimenopause is more than hot flashes and physical changes. It is a neuro endocrinological change that can last upto 7-10 years.
The hormonal fluctuations not only impact the reproductive system but also have a significant impact on the brain. The impact on mental health can look like anxiety, brain fog, low mood, increased irritability and low self-worth. These are common experiences that deserve recognition and support.
If you’re experiencing perimenopause, champion yourself by tracking symptoms and connecting with professionals. Share your journey with loved ones. Practice self-compassion as you navigate this transition.
To partners, children, and friends: lean in, educate yourself, and ask how you can help. Open conversations, normalise this experience and reduce isolation.
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