Getting Hotter in Perimenopause: Conversation and Community as Medicine
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Perimenopause, the time in our lives leading up to menopause, can be isolating and confusing for many of us. A lot of medical literature surrounding perimenopause is often outdated, with language oriented toward the end of our sexuality and vitality, and symptom control often focused mainly around hot flashes. Where does that leave those of us experiencing a wide variety of changes? We sit down with Falguni Lakhani Adams and Kruti Majmudar of the “Getting Hotter” platform to discuss why it is so crucial to openly talk about various aspects and experiences of perimenopause, the importance of seeking resources, and the significance of community.
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