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Oestrogen and Your Brain’s Own Pain Relief
Oestrogen, progesterone, testosterone and prolactin all change how you feel pain. Here is the human evidence, and what it means as hormones shift in menopause.
infomenopausehub
Oct 66 min read


Perimenopausal Rage: The Symptom Women Feel Most Guilty About
Perimenopause Rage, Why It Happens and What Helps Meta Description: Sudden anger or rage in perimenopause is common, hormonal, and not a character flaw. Here is what is happening, and what actually helps
infomenopausehub
Sep 125 min read


Perimenopausal Anxiety: The New Anxiety That Arrives in Your 40s
Perimenopause Anxiety, Why It Starts and What Helps Meta Description: Anxiety that arrives out of nowhere in your 40s is a recognised perimenopause symptom with a clear hormonal cause. Here is what is happening, and what to do.
infomenopausehub
Sep 105 min read


Why Progesterone Helps You Sleep and Why the Type Matters
Not all progesterone is the same. Australian research explains why body-identical micronised progesterone improves sleep and synthetic versions often do not.
infomenopausehub
Aug 45 min read


Why Menopause Affects Your Whole Body — Where Oestrogen, Progesterone and Testosterone Work
Oestrogen, progesterone, and testosterone have receptors across almost every system in your body. Here is what those hormones do — and why menopause shows up everywhere.
infomenopausehub
Jun 204 min read
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