You snapped over a dish in the sink. You sat in your car and cried because you were so angry and did not even know why. And then you wondered — what is wrong with me? Nothing is wrong with you. Your hormones are changing and nobody told you this was part of it. Perimenopause rage is real, it has a biological cause, and you are not alone.

This article explains why anxiety can increase during perimenopause: understanding the brain, hormones, and stress response and the underlying health changes that can occur during perimenopause and menopause. Learn the possible causes, what the symptoms may mean, and when medical evaluation may be appropriate.

This article explains why your heart feels like it’s racing during menopause (and what’s happening in your nervous system) and the underlying health changes that can occur during perimenopause and menopause. Learn the possible causes, what the symptoms may mean, and when medical evaluation may be appropriate.

This article explains magnesium and nervous system stability during menopause and the underlying health changes that can occur during perimenopause and menopause. Learn the possible causes, what the symptoms may mean, and when medical evaluation may be appropriate.

This article explains why stress can feel different during menopause: understanding the brain’s stress regulation system and the underlying health changes that can occur during perimenopause and menopause. Learn the possible causes, what the symptoms may mean, and when medical evaluation may be appropriate.

This article explains heart palpitations during menopause: why they happen and when to seek medical advice and the underlying health changes that can occur during perimenopause and menopause. Learn the possible causes, what the symptoms may mean, and when medical evaluation may be appropriate.