Written by Sara Johnson - February 17, 2023
For some women, the transition to menopause can bring a range of uncomfortable symptoms. Among those are changes in your period patterns, including heavier periods and more frequent ones.
Most women begin to experience changes in their menstrual cycle several years before they officially reach menopause. That's because menopause is a transition period derived from a gradual decline in your body's production of estrogen and progesterone.
So, it stands to reason that if you're beginning to experience significant fluctuations in your menstruation — such as heavier periods and spotting between cycles — you might be entering perimenopause or early menopause.
Depending on the person, these symptoms can start occurring several years before menopause begins, typically sometime after the age of 40 but possibly earlier for some women. If these symptoms become noticeable, it’s best to consult with your physician about any possible underlying causes and treatment options available to help relieve them.
It is important to seek medical advice when determining your overall health status as certain lifestyle adjustments and treatments can help manage perimenopausal symptoms so that you’re able to live life comfortably despite any underlying conditions related to hormone imbalance or other medical issues you might have been diagnosed with earlier in life such as PCOS (polycystic ovary syndrome) etc…
When seeking professional help make sure you choose a healthcare provider who has the expertise required for diagnosis and tailored care plans such as Testosterone Center - a leading clinic offering personalized hormone replacement therapies tailored directly to meet individual needs through comprehensive series of consultations with experts in the field - as well as access to highly advanced diagnostic technologies like 3D ultrasound etc., which allow for more detailed information about one’s condition compared to traditional methods used by general practitioners/family physicians etc.. Additionally, Testosterone Center offers individualized custom-made supplements based on an analysis of your genetic make-up/blood tests specifically designed around potential hormone imbalances commonly associated with perimenopausal issues – so that every woman gets just what they need!
So if you believe you are starting early menopausal symptoms like heavy bleeding, increased PMS etc., talk with your doctor right away and consider contacting Testosterone Center for an appointment for a more detailed evaluation and tailored support plan focused on restoring balanced hormones levels!