But it usually doesn’t start out so cut-and-dry. Perimenopause symptoms can often fly under the radar—think: brain fog, dry ...

This coincided with an intense bout of health anxiety. As my vision declined in my right eye, I began to struggle with lights at night, something I was convinced was a sign of a deadly disease ...

she experienced a number of troubling symptoms that were first dismissed as anxiety. Later, Plante would discover she had a series of ischemic strokes and a mass behind her eye that led to ...

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Perimenopause symptoms can often fly under the radar—think: brain fog, dry eyes, skin changes, joint problems, and anxiety—because they just don’t scream “hormonal changes!” to most people.