It's something most Gen X and cusp millennial women experience, but it's still extremely misunderstood. Here's what to know.
Finding appropriate care is not always easy for women during perimenopause.Though there’s far more information available to women and health care providers now than had been the case a few decades ago, and manyperimenopause is still something women aren’t adequately educated about, according to experts.
There are a few reasons for this, one of which is that there simply isn’t a test doctors can perform to see if women have entered perimenopause. “It’s a tough diagnosis to make at the time,” she added. “When the patient goes that year without the period, you can then say, ‘Well, hey that was all perimenopausal!’”
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