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Perimenopause Symptoms: Several Symptoms Of Perimenopause Revealed!

by Michael_Mensa

Perimenopause is an unavoidable occurrence that affects middle
aged women. In this article we�ll be taking a look at what
perimenopause is, as well as the common symptoms that occur as a
result of perimenopause.

The first thing we need to do is answer the question, what is
perimenopause? Well it is a process that is also known as
pre-menopause. As the latter name suggests it is a process that
precedes menopause. Perimenopause starts anywhere between two to
ten years before the woman�s menstrual cycle come to an end.

The perimenopause stage lasts for an average of about 6 years,
but in some cases it may last for 10 years. Women start to go
through menopause when pre-menopause comes to an end.

Perimenopause is prevalent in middle aged women, although some
women get it even earlier, for example at the age of 35. As
perimenopause comes to an end the estrogen levels in a woman�s
body begins to decline rapidly. Many women worry about
perimenopause and menopause, but it shouldn�t be this way,
premenonpause is a natural process, and as long as you keep
yourself clued up about it, it shouldn�t give you too much
trouble.

A woman usually realizes she is going through perimenopause by
its symptoms. There are several symptoms that may occur as a
result of this process, some of them are outlined below.

Hot flashes, cold flashes, night sweats, weakened finger nails,
tinnitus, anxiety, apprehension, confusion, disorientation,
difficulty concentrating, sleep problems, thinning hair, or hair
loss, increased facial hair, loss of balance, dizziness, mood
swings, light headedness, nausea, indigestion, flatulence,
burning tongue, bad taste in mouth, burning sensation on the roof
of mouth, gastrointestinal distress, change in breath odor, itchy
skin, crawly sensation on skin, gum problems, aches and pains in
muscle and joints, tingling extremities, and head aches, amongst
other symptoms.

As you can see these symptoms can cause great discomfort,
however they don�t all appear at the same time. The degree to
which a woman is affected by these symptoms also depends on the
individual, some women tend to suffer from many whilst some
luckier women suffer from very few.These symptoms are believed to
be caused by the unstable levels estrogens which are a
characteristic of this process.

If you are going through perimenopause it is strongly
recommended that you visit your physician, that way you will get
a proper diagnosis. Furthermore your doctor will be able to
recommend the best form of treatment for your symptoms. Many
women will tell you that going through perimenopause is a tough
period of their life, to make things worse the symptoms of this
process can cause other problems, for example night sweats can
cause sleeplessness which in turn can weaken your immune system,
as you will not be able to get enough rest to keep it working at
it�s optimum. This is a key reason why you should see your doctor
as soon as you get the chance.

This article covered perimenopause symptoms and the reason why
they occur.

Micheal Mensa is a successful webmaster with a keen interest in
health issues. For more information on menopause visit
http://www.menopausefactsonline.com, where you can find out about
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