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Circle City Midwifery, we understand how menopause can turn your world upside down, and we believe anyone going through it deserves compassionate support. Whether you’re just starting to notice symptoms or are already in the thick of it, we’re here to walk alongside you with understanding, expert guidance, and personalized care.
For those assigned female at birth, menopause is a natural part of life where you permanently stop having periods. It typically occurs between the ages of 45 to 55, signaling the end of your menstrual cycles. As your body’s hormones shift, you may experience hot flashes, mood swings, sleep disturbances, or even changes in your skin and hair. While this transition is normal, it doesn’t always feel easy—and that’s okay.
For those assigned female at birth, menopause is a natural part of life where you permanently stop having periods. It typically occurs between the ages of 45 to 55, signaling the end of your menstrual cycles. As your body’s hormones shift, you may experience hot flashes, mood swings, sleep disturbances, or even changes in your skin and hair. While this transition is normal, it doesn’t always feel easy—and that’s okay.
Perimenopause is the phase before menopause begins, usually lasting three to five years. Most women enter this stage during their late 40’s. During this time, your hormone levels start to change, and your body produces less estrogen. You might notice irregular periods and start experiencing some common menopause symptoms. However, it is still possible to become pregnant during this stage.
Menopause is the stage when your menstrual periods stop for good. At this phase, your ovaries stop releasing eggs, and your body produces very little estrogen. A healthcare provider typically diagnoses menopause when a person has gone without a period for 12 consecutive months. As such, this is the best time to seek menopause treatment.
Menopause is the stage when your menstrual periods stop for good. At this phase, your ovaries stop releasing eggs, and your body produces very little estrogen. A healthcare provider typically diagnoses menopause when a person has gone without a period for 12 consecutive months. As such, this is the best time to seek menopause treatment.
This period is after menopause and lasts for the rest of your life. While menopause symptoms tend to fade during this time, some mild symptoms may linger for a few years. Due to low estrogen levels, individuals in the postmenopausal phase are at risk of conditions like heart disease and osteoporosis. For your post-menopause care needs, we are here to be your reliable partner, helping you stay healthy and feel your best in this new chapter of life.
You may be transitioning to menopause if you experience the following symptoms:
Some people may also experience:
The menopause experience varies from person to person, and we believe acknowledging your unique needs first is the most effective approach. At Circle City Midwifery, we listen to you and advocate for your preferences, creating a tailored care plan accompanied by continuous support. We offer a range of services, specifically focusing on natural menopause treatments to ease you into this new chapter of life.
Our care teams are dedicated to offering ongoing support and helping you embrace the changes with confidence, strength, and grace. With Circle City Midwifery, you will have the support and care you deserve as you approach this life-changing process.
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