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Perimenopause has entered the chat.
Key facts
Perimenopause tends to start around the age of 46 or 47
As Santoro puts it: “Attributing everything unpleasant that happens to a woman over 35 to perimenopause is not based on any scientific evidence
If you’re a woman in your 40s and you’re not feeling 100%, chances are there’ll be someone online ready to tell you you’re in perimenopause
Often symptoms are at their worst in the perimenopause,” says Mary Ann Lumsden, former president of the International Menopause Society
Summary
Menopause is defined as the life stage that occurs a year after a person has had their last period. Today, information about perimenopause is more prevalent and accessible than ever. Perimenopause tends to start around the age of 46 or 47. That’s because hormones can fluctuate wildly.