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Nobody Told Me: Sudden Rage

Nobody told me sudden, boiling rage could be perimenopause. 53% of women with perimenopause symptoms blamed them on stress.

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Nobody told me sudden, boiling rage 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. NNABI. The Peri Power Report, 2025. Survey of 1,000 U.S. women.

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