A perimenopausal woman struggles with her mood and irritability and wonders whether she should needs hormone replacement ...

If you've experienced low mood, doctors caution you're more at risk of depression and anxiety in perimenopause ...

despite menopause guidelines that state antidepressants shouldn’t be the first option for addressing the low mood linked with perimenopause and menopause, multiple surveys have shown that ...

These antidepressants were generally well tolerated, with the primary adverse events being dry mouth, constipation, decreased appetite, and nausea. Dosages lower than those commonly used to treat ...

Antidepressants may also be helpful in managing urinary incontinence (unintentionally passing urine) and stress incontinence (passing urine when there’s pressure on the bladder from coughing, jumping, ...

She said these women are likely more sensitive to the hormonal fluctuations of perimenopause, which causes the more severe feelings of anxiety and depression. 'Antidepressants don't work - but 76 ...

Learn how this wearable technology helps women better understand and manage their menopause transition through real-time monitoring of hot flashes, sleep patterns and more.