I Am On Bioidentical Estradoil And Progesterone. Irregular Periods. Should I Be Worried About The Findings?
I am on bioidentical estradoil 0.375 low dose transdermal patch and 100 mg progesterone I am 53 and have not gone a full year without a period I get period every four months when will I go into menopause? I feel great my hormone specialist is also my gyno Cologist . I have blood Drawn every few months to check hormone levels. The type of period I get is not what I used to get it started gettiing irregular at age 50 my mom was 54 when she lost her period.
Perimenopause or menopause transition is the time before menopause when the ovaries decrease the production of estrogen. It lasts up to menopause.
The time of perimenopause varies from one woman to the next. It can range from a few months up to 10 years, though the average length is about 4 years.
Because of this variation in the perimenopausal time frame, it would be difficult to predict when your menopause will start.
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I Am On Bioidentical Estradoil And Progesterone. Irregular Periods. Should I Be Worried About The Findings?
Hi, thanks for using healthcare magic Perimenopause or menopause transition is the time before menopause when the ovaries decrease the production of estrogen. It lasts up to menopause. The time of perimenopause varies from one woman to the next. It can range from a few months up to 10 years, though the average length is about 4 years. Because of this variation in the perimenopausal time frame, it would be difficult to predict when your menopause will start. I hope this helps