Can your sex drive return after menopause? Here’s what you should knowHave you noticed a dip in your libido in your 40s and 50s? Find out why it happens, plus if your sex drive returns after you reach menopause. May 15 25May 15, 2025Article at flo.health
Menopause brain fog: Causes, symptoms, and treatmentWhat are the menopause and perimenopause brain fog symptoms and treatment options? Does menopause brain fog go away? Read on and learn all about it with Flo. May 15 25May 15, 2025Article at flo.health
Perimenopause weight gain: Here’s why it happensMany people experience weight gain during perimenopause. Discover why that may be and how to manage it if you want to. May 15 25May 15, 2025Article at flo.health
A guide to hormone therapy for perimenopauseHormone replacement therapy, now called hormone therapy, is a way to treat perimenopause symptoms. Find out if it’s the best approach for you. May 15 25May 15, 2025Article at flo.health
Perimenopause mood swings: Why they happen and how to dealA Flo expert explains why perimenopause might cause mood swings, how to cope with them and the possible treatment options. May 15 25May 15, 2025Article at flo.health
Can perimenopause cause hair loss? Why it happens, and what can helpSome women experience hair changes, such as thinning or shedding, during perimenopause. Find out what causes it and get tips for managing hair loss. May 15 25May 15, 2025Article at flo.health
How to soothe dry skin caused by perimenopauseIf you have dry skin thanks to perimenopause, it doesn’t have to stay that way. Try these tips to help care for your skin as you transition through menopause. May 15 25May 15, 2025Article at flo.health
Painful sex after menopause: Why it hurts and what you can doIt’s common to experience painful sex after menopause. Find out what causes it and get tips to help you treat the issue. May 15 25May 15, 2025Article at flo.health
Spotting during perimenopause: Is it normal?Find out what causes spotting during perimenopause, what it looks like, and when to speak to a doctor. Plus, find tips for what to do about spotting. May 15 25May 15, 2025Article at flo.health
Perimenopause and urinary incontinence: Everything you need to knowA little urine leakage isn’t uncommon among menopausal women. Understand why it happens and how to manage it. May 15 25May 15, 2025Article at flo.health
Why do periods get closer together during perimenopause?As your body transitions toward menopause, you may experience irregular or more frequent periods. Here’s why and what you can do about it. May 15 25May 15, 2025Article at flo.health
Can menopause cause a burning sensation in your body?Find out what might be causing that burning sensation in your mouth, feet, vagina, or skin — and get advice for relieving your symptoms. May 15 25May 15, 2025Article at flo.health
What’s the deal with perimenopause and body odor?Find out why some people notice worse body odor during perimenopause and what you can do about it. May 15 25May 15, 2025Article at flo.health
Can menopause cause nausea?Learn more about nausea as a possible symptom of menopause. Discover how to treat it and explore why else you may experience nausea. May 15 25May 15, 2025Article at flo.health
Perimenopause headaches: Why they happen and how to copeIt’s not uncommon to experience headaches as you begin the transition to menopause. Here’s why it happens and how to ease the pain. May 15 25May 15, 2025Article at flo.health
Perimenopause cramps: Why do they happen, and how can you ease them?Find out what can cause cramps during perimenopause and get tips on easing the pain. May 15 25May 15, 2025Article at flo.health
Genitourinary syndrome of menopause: Let’s break it downWant to know more about GSM? Get explanations of medical research in simple terms — and ways to track symptoms. May 15 25May 15, 2025Article at flo.health
Heart palpitations in perimenopause: When to get helpDiscover the potential link between heart palpitations and perimenopause — and how to effectively monitor symptoms. May 15 25May 15, 2025Article at flo.health
How long is too long for a period during perimenopause?Before your cycle stops completely, your periods become irregular, sometimes becoming longer or heavier. Find out what to expect and when to see a doctor. May 15 25May 15, 2025Article at flo.health