Navigating Perimenopause: Your Journey, Your Way
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Navigating Perimenopause: Your Journey, Your Way
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Welcome to the Women's Health Podcast, where your wellness, strength, and knowledge come first. I’m your host, and today we’re diving right into a topic that is often talked about in whispers or not at all—perimenopause. This is the phase that can start as early as your late 30s or as late as your mid-40s, signaling that your body is transitioning toward menopause. For many women, it’s a confusing time, but it shouldn’t be a mysterious one. This is your space to feel empowered, informed, and heard.
Let’s get real: too often, perimenopause is brushed aside as “just getting older,” but for many women, it’s a profound experience that impacts our bodies, minds, and lives in unexpected ways. That's why I’m honored to welcome Dr. Aisha Grant, board-certified OB/GYN at Willow Women’s Center, who spends every day helping women navigate this complex journey.
Dr. Grant, thank you for joining us. Let’s jump right in. What are the earliest signs of perimenopause, and how do women know if what they’re experiencing isn’t just stress or hormonal fluctuations tied to their monthly cycles? Could you walk us through common symptoms like hot flashes, night sweats, and irregular periods—and help us understand what's “normal” during this phase? Listeners often ask about mood swings or brain fog. Is there a difference between perimenopausal changes and something like anxiety or depression?
Let’s talk solutions. Are there lifestyle changes—maybe in diet, exercise, or sleep habits—that you find help women manage symptoms? And what about medical options? When do you recommend hormone therapy or other medical treatments, and what should women know before starting any medication?
We also see a lot of conversation in online forums about perimenopause impacting relationships and sex lives. What advice do you have for women who feel their bodies are changing faster than they’re prepared for—and how can their partners support them?
Finally, what is one piece of advice you wish every woman could hear before they even start perimenopause?
As we power through this part of life, let’s remember that knowledge is our greatest asset. According to the Real Talk on Women’s Health podcast by Essentia Health, open conversation and safe spaces let women face even the most personal health issues with confidence and camaraderie. And Dr. Sarah White from Jean Hailes Women's Health emphasizes how our unique experiences as women must be recognized, supported, and valued. Your journey may look different from your mother’s, your sister’s, or your best friend’s, and that’s not only okay—it’s expected. There is no one-size-fits-all approach to perimenopause, but there are powerful choices and supportive communities waiting for you.
Key takeaways today: notice changes early, don’t be afraid to talk to your provider, embrace lifestyle shifts that work for you, and above all—be kind to yourself as your body changes. The information, care, and support you need are available.
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