PERIMENOPAUSAL DEPRESSION

Women often experience perimenopausal depression during the menopause transition period. It is a common state in which a woman feels vulnerable and weak, primarily due to hormonal changes that put her at a high risk of depression, despite the fact that hormonal changes are a normal part of menopause

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