Menopause and the Brain

20% experience severe
hot flashes¹

27.8% experience
depressive symptoms²

56% experience sleep
disturbances²

Don’t let perimenopause or menopause keep you up at night. Get your beauty sleep and stay beautiful for the best season of your life.

Heavy or light? Longer or shorter? Use your menstrual cycle to identify any changes.³

Feeling moody, irritable, or a little glum?^{4, 5, 6, 7}You’re not alone and you don’t need to cope on your own.

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References

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