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Nobody Told Me: Lost Words

Nobody told me losing words mid-sentence could be perimenopause. In a study that followed 2,362 women for about 4 years, memory gains stalled in perimenopause, then rebounded after menopause.

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Nobody told me losing words mid-sentence could be perimenopause.

Logging when it happens, alongside sleep, cycle changes and everything else you notice, gives you a clearer picture to bring to your clinician.

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The studies behind it

  1. Greendale GA et al. Effects of the menopause transition and hormone use on cognitive performance in midlife women. Neurology 2009;72:1850-1857.

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