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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Enjoy being 31 and not being in peri for the next 15 years or so?  My daughter will be 29 this year and I dont think your age group is generally pregaming.[/quote]

Peri starts in late 30s.[/quote]

Not usually, no, with some exceptions. Women usually notice symptoms starting in their 40s. Some don't have any negative symptoms at all and go into menopause without any sort of problems. [/quote]

The insomnia and tiredness starts earlier if you pay attention.[/quote]

I'm an NP and this may be true for you but absolutely not true for everyone. It's very strange that you are trying to tell people how their own bodies work.[/quote]

NP. It’s absolutely bizarre that people in their 30s think their issues relate to perimenopause rather than say having young children or being in a demanding phase of their career.[/quote]

They want “permission” to take hormonal meds to fix something that hasn’t happened. I’m pro-HRT. This is about women thinking that actually being a midlife woman is a disease that they can prevent with a patch and some pills. Crazy.[/quote]

Not exactly popular point around here, but midlife women are guilty of that too. How many posts start with the equivalent of - I treated my body like sh*t for 50 years but it was all fine then and now it’s not and I need a quick fix.[/quote]

No, you judgmental clown.

The distinction of age MATTERS. There is no study documenting a link between what you call “not treating my body like sh!t for 50 years” and an absence of vestibular disturbance. You can’t “balanced eating” your way out of osteoporosis, which a lot of women have despite decades of utterly saintly habits.

Why keep your talents here? I encourage you to tell your 50something besties to their faces that they’re looking for “magic” to fix their hot flashes because they were slobs for a few decades.[/quote]

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