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Perimenopause Symptoms

Collect the data you need to get the best care

Physical Symptoms

Skin and hair changes

Digestive symptoms: bloating, constipation, wind

New or worsening food intolerances

Weight gain

Joint and muscle pain

Frozen shoulder

Breast pain

Palpitations

Chest pain

Difficulty breathing

Dry eyes

Burning or dry mouth​​

Cognitive Symptoms

​Difficulty in concentrating   

Memory problems    

Word-finding difficulty  

Reduced ability to multitask 

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Emotional Symptoms

Mood swings

Irritability

Feeling anxious

Panic attacks

Feeling tense / nervous

Crying spells

Feeling unhappy or depressed

Flat mood

Low motivation

Feeling hopeless

Feeling bad about yourself

Not feeling yourself / not recognising yourself

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Menstrual Changes

Heavier, lighter periods than before   
Longer, shorter periods than before   
Longer or shorter cycle length than before
Erratic / irregular periods 

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Nervous System Symptoms

Fatigue / low energy

Difficulty sleeping

Loss of interest in sex

Headaches

Migraines

Tinnitus (buzzing or ringing in the ears)

Pins or needles in any part of the body

Hot flushes

Night sweats

Formication (sensation of insects crawling over the skin)

Feeling dizzy or faint

Internal tremors

Genitourinary Symptoms

Vaginal dryness    
Itching of skin around the vulva  
Painful sex    
Frequent or painful urination , urinary incontinence 

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First complete your symptom assessment, scoring each symptom according to your own experience overall.

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Then add your most significant symptoms to the tracker.  Use this each day to track your period and symptoms together.

Menopauser

Kristyn Zalota

Email: kristyn@menopauser.com

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The content and services provided by Kristyn Zalota, at Menopauser, are for informational and coaching purposes only. I am not a medical professional, therapist, psychologist, or licensed healthcare provider. Nothing shared in our sessions, communications, or materials should be interpreted as medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

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Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health professional before making any changes to your health routine.

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