27/11/2025
Thanks to you lovely ladies who joined me last night, π l always enjoy the discussion & learnings. I'm very passionate about ensuring we have up to date, accurate information about all things perimenopause, menopause & beyond!
A couple of key takeaways:
-Our hormones begin to decline from age 35yrs, not unusual to be in perimenopause from around 40yrs!
-Bloods are not used to diagnose or determine, it goes via symptoms (although always good to have bloods/tests to rule out anything else).
-There are so many symptoms related to hormone depletion, (not all about hot flushes or night sweats!)
-Our hormones, oestrogen, progesterone & testosterone are not just our reproductive or s*x hormones, they play an integral role & are responsible & are receptors for many many functions in our bodies!
And much more! π
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