During perimenopause, you may have symptoms of menopause even though you are still menstruating. Perimenopause may last four or five years or longer.
If it has been 12 or more months since you had your last period, you’ve reached menopause. At this time, your ovaries produce no progesterone and less estrogen, and your ovaries don’t release eggs.
The UAMS Health Women’s Center is dedicated to improving the lives of its patients by providing the best care for women's medical needs.
View Clinical ResourceNote that every provider listed below may not perform or prescribe all treatments or procedures related to Perimenopause. Review each provider for availability.
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