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Are you noticing changes in your cycle, sleep, or mood? You could be entering perimenopause—the transitional stage before menopause that can begin years earlier. In this video, we’ll break down 7 early signs of perimenopause, including period changes, hot flashes, mood swings, brain fog, and more. Learn what to expect, how to manage symptoms, and when to talk to your doctor. Empower yourself with the knowledge to handle this stage with confidence and care.

References:
https://www.healthline.com/health/menopause/early-signs-of-perimenopause
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00:00Welcome back sunbro. We hope you all in great health and great money.
00:04Before we start, please at least subscribe so we can have little money for food and paying bills.
00:09Alright, today we are going to talk about
00:12Top 7 Early Signs of Perimenopause You Shouldn't Ignore
00:15Menopause starts after a full year without a period, but perimenopause kicks in much earlier,
00:19and it can last for years. Everyone's experience is different,
00:23but spotting the signs early can help you manage things better.
00:26Here's what to watch for.
00:271. Period Changes Your cycle might get irregular,
00:31closer together, farther apart, heavier, lighter, longer, or shorter.
00:35That's due to shifting estrogen and progesterone levels.
00:382. Hot Flashes and Night Sweats You might feel sudden waves of heat in your
00:42face, neck, or chest, sometimes even waking up sweaty at night.
00:463. Sleep Issues Falling or staying asleep may get harder.
00:50Lower progesterone and those night sweats can mess with your rest.
00:534. Mood Swings You could feel more anxious,
00:56irritable, sad, or just emotionally up and down.
01:00Hormones play a big role here.
01:015. Brain Fog Forgetfulness or feeling mentally fuzzy is common.
01:05It's often tied to sleep changes and hormone shifts.
01:086. Changes in Sex Drive You may notice your libido going up or down,
01:13totally normal during this time.
01:157. Vaginal and Urinary Changes Dryness, irritation, or even more UTIs
01:20can happen due to low estrogen levels and changes in those tissues.
01:23Knowing what's going on helps you take charge.
01:26Simple lifestyle changes, less stress, and a chat with your doctor can make a big difference.
01:30Come again to our next meeting Sunbro.
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