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 This is your Women's Health Podcast podcast.

Welcome to the Women's Health Podcast, your go-to source for empowering conversations about women's health and wellness. In our upcoming episode, we dive into the often-overlooked topic of perimenopause. We'll start with an insightful introduction to what perimenopause means for women, followed by an expert interview where we'll explore key questions, such as the common symptoms, how it differs from menopause, and strategies for managing it effectively. Our expert will share invaluable advice on nutrition, lifestyle changes, and medical options to navigate this stage with confidence. Tune in for actionable insights and key takeaways that will help you approach perimenopause with understanding and empowerment.

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  • Empowering Your Perimenopause Journey: Expert Insights from Dr. Olivia Martinez

    Empowering Your Perimenopause Journey: Expert Insights from Dr. Olivia Martinez
    2025/05/18
    This is your Women's Health Podcast podcast.

    Welcome to the Women’s Health Podcast. I’m your host, and today, we’re getting right to something nearly every woman will face: perimenopause. This transition can feel confusing and isolating, but you’re not alone—and you have power over your journey.

    Perimenopause is the transition period leading up to menopause when your body begins to produce less estrogen and your periods become irregular. For many, this starts in the 40s, but it can begin even earlier. Common symptoms include hot flashes, night sweats, mood swings, sleep disturbance, and vaginal dryness. These changes can feel overwhelming, but understanding what’s happening can make a world of difference.

    Today, I’m thrilled to be joined by Dr. Olivia Martinez, a women’s health specialist from the Cleveland Clinic, who brings both expertise and compassion to this crucial stage in women’s lives. Dr. Martinez, thank you for joining us.

    Let’s dive in. First, can you walk us through what’s actually happening in our bodies during perimenopause? How can women tell the difference between perimenopause and other potential health issues? Some symptoms—like mood swings and sleep disruption—can overlap with other conditions. What are some ways to tell if perimenopause is the culprit?

    Managing symptoms can be challenging. What are the most effective treatments for hot flashes, night sweats, and mood swings? I know hormone therapy is one option, but how can women weigh the benefits and risks, especially given concerns about heart disease and certain cancers? For those who prefer non-hormonal treatments, what options really work? Are there practical lifestyle changes that you recommend?

    Some women feel isolated or dismissed when seeking help for their symptoms. How can women advocate for themselves and get the support they need from their healthcare providers?

    Finally, Dr. Martinez, what message do you have for women who are feeling anxious or overwhelmed by perimenopause? How can they reclaim a sense of empowerment?

    Thank you, Dr. Martinez, for such a rich conversation.

    Let’s recap today’s key takeaways:

    Perimenopause is a natural transition, marked by symptoms like irregular periods, hot flashes, and mood changes. There’s no single “test” for perimenopause; diagnosis is based on your age, medical history, and your symptoms.

    Treatment is individualized. Hormone therapy, when appropriate, is very effective for symptoms like hot flashes and night sweats, but it’s not for everyone. Women with a history of certain conditions or risks may be guided toward non-hormonal options like antidepressants or lifestyle modifications—think healthy diet, regular exercise, and good sleep habits.

    Above all, you are not alone. Advocate for yourself, speak up about your symptoms, and seek care from professionals like Dr. Martinez who respect your voice and your journey.

    Thanks for listening to the Women’s Health Podcast. If you found today’s episode helpful, share it with a friend and join us next time as we continue celebrating women’s strength and health at every stage of life.

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  • Navigating the Big Change: Your Perimenopause Survival Guide

    Navigating the Big Change: Your Perimenopause Survival Guide
    2025/05/15
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    # Women's Health Podcast: Navigating Perimenopause

    Hey there, powerful women! This is Dr. Sarah Chen welcoming you to another episode of Women's Health Podcast, where we empower you with knowledge about your body's journey. Today, we're diving into perimenopause - that transition phase that often arrives with little warning but plenty of questions.

    When I hit 42, my body started sending signals I didn't understand. Irregular periods, sudden hot flashes during board meetings, and mood swings that made me question my sanity. Sound familiar? That's perimenopause - the body's transition phase to menopause that can begin years before your periods actually stop.

    Joining me today is Dr. Maya Rodriguez, a certified menopause specialist from Cleveland Women's Health Center. Dr. Rodriguez, what's typically the first sign women notice when entering perimenopause?

    DR. RODRIGUEZ: Many women first notice changes in their menstrual cycle - periods becoming irregular, lighter, heavier, or skipped altogether. But perimenopause symptoms vary widely: hot flashes, night sweats, sleep disruptions, mood changes, and vaginal dryness are common complaints in my practice.

    SARAH: What age does perimenopause typically begin, and how long does it last?

    DR. RODRIGUEZ: Most women enter perimenopause in their 40s, though some experience it in their 30s. It typically lasts 4-8 years before reaching menopause. Remember, you're technically in menopause when you've gone 12 consecutive months without a period.

    SARAH: Let's talk solutions. What treatment options are available for women struggling with symptoms?

    DR. RODRIGUEZ: Menopausal hormone therapy using estrogen or estrogen with progestins can effectively manage symptoms like hot flashes and vaginal dryness. For those who can't use hormones, alternatives include selective estrogen receptor modulators, certain antidepressants, gabapentin, or clonidine.

    Lifestyle changes make a significant difference too - regular exercise, calcium-rich foods, identifying hot flash triggers, and cognitive behavioral therapy for mood symptoms.

    SARAH: What about herbal supplements that claim to help?

    DR. RODRIGUEZ: While some women find relief with plant-based therapies, it's crucial to remember that the FDA doesn't regulate these supplements. Always consult your healthcare provider before starting any supplement regimen.

    SARAH: Key takeaways for our listeners navigating perimenopause:

    First, track your symptoms - this helps identify patterns and triggers.

    Second, don't suffer in silence. Perimenopause symptoms aren't "just part of aging" that you must endure. Effective treatments exist.

    Third, find a healthcare provider knowledgeable about menopause - ideally a certified menopause practitioner who stays current on treatment options.

    Finally, remember that perimenopause is a natural transition, not a disease. With proper support and treatment, you can navigate this phase while maintaining your quality of life.

    This is Dr. Sarah Chen reminding you that knowledge is power, especially when it comes to your health journey. Join me next week when we explore pelvic floor health after childbirth. Until then, keep embracing your strength and advocating for your wellbeing!

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  • Perimenopause Unfiltered: Navigating the Change with Power and Grace

    Perimenopause Unfiltered: Navigating the Change with Power and Grace
    2025/05/11
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    Welcome to the Women’s Health Podcast. Today, we’re talking about a transition that half the population experiences, but is still surrounded by confusion and stigma: perimenopause. Maybe you’ve heard the word before, maybe you’re noticing changes in your body or mood, or maybe a friend mentioned it during a candid conversation. Perimenopause isn’t something to fear—it’s a powerful, natural phase of life, and today, we’ll walk through it together.

    First, let’s get straight to what perimenopause is. Perimenopause marks the years leading up to menopause, when your ovaries gradually start producing less estrogen. This transition typically begins for women in their 40s, but for some, it can start as early as their mid-30s. The most common signs include irregular periods, hot flashes, mood shifts, night sweats, vaginal dryness, and changes in sexual desire. It can feel unsettling, but knowing what’s going on can be empowering.

    To shed light on how to navigate these years, I spoke with Dr. Alexis Harper, an OB-GYN specializing in women’s hormonal health. Here are some key questions I asked her:

    Dr. Harper, what are the earliest signs of perimenopause that women should look out for?
    When should someone talk to their healthcare provider about symptoms?
    Are there lifestyle changes that make a real difference in managing symptoms?
    What are the pros and cons of hormone therapy, and how do you help patients decide if it’s right for them?
    For women who prefer natural or non-hormonal options, what alternatives show promise?
    How can women advocate for themselves if they feel their symptoms aren’t being taken seriously?

    Dr. Harper shared that hormone therapy—often a combination of estrogen and progesterone—can be highly effective for symptoms like hot flashes and night sweats, but it’s not for everyone. Women with histories of certain cancers, liver disease, heart conditions, or clotting disorders often need alternative approaches. For those, options include antidepressants, gabapentin for hot flashes, or cognitive behavioral therapy for mood changes. Lifestyle tweaks also matter: regular exercise, a balanced diet rich in calcium, and tracking what triggers hot flashes can give you more control day-to-day.

    We also touched on supplements and herbal remedies. Here’s the deal: while some women explore plant-based therapies like black cohosh or soy, these aren’t regulated by the FDA and lack solid evidence for safety and effectiveness. Always consult a trusted provider before adding new supplements.

    Now for the episode’s key takeaways. Perimenopause is a normal, sometimes challenging phase—but it’s also an opportunity to tune into your health and advocate for your needs. Don’t ignore symptoms that impact your quality of life. You have choices: hormone therapy, non-hormonal medicine, lifestyle changes, and alternative therapies. Your journey is unique, and you deserve support.

    This has been the Women’s Health Podcast. Remember, every phase of womanhood is powerful. Don’t be afraid to ask questions and demand care that respects your experience. Until next time, keep listening to your body and championing your health.

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