What symptoms come first with menopause?

Symptoms of early menopause

hot flushes.
night sweats.
vaginal dryness and discomfort during sex.
difficulty sleeping.
low mood or anxiety.
reduced sex drive (libido)
problems with memory and concentration.

What are the seven symptoms of menopause?

Symptoms

Irregular periods.
Vaginal dryness.
Hot flashes.
Chills.
Night sweats.
Sleep problems.
Mood changes.
Weight gain and slowed metabolism.

What are the ten symptoms of menopause?

10 Common Signs of Menopause

Absence of period for 12 months.
Hot flashes.
Night sweats.
Mood swings and irritability.
Difficulty sleeping.
Cognitive changes (difficulty remembering names, directions, losing focus/train of thought)
Vaginal dryness.
Vaginal/vulvar itching.

What are some of the neurological symptoms of menopause?

Menopause and neurological symptoms. Many reputable menopause books and web sites talk about such symptoms as numbness, tingling, and burning, along with “formicatoin” (the feeling of ants or fire ants crawling on the skin).

How does mood change during perimenopause and menopause?

Mood shifts during perimenopause and at menopause are most often mild. “Milder depressive symptoms have clearly been linked with hormone changes,” says Dr. Joffe.

Is there a connection between depression and menopause?

Depression & Menopause 1 3 Types of Depression. A depressed mood — This is a normal, brief period of feeling blue or sad that is commonly experienced and rarely requires treatment. 2 Hormones & Mood Connection. None of these three types were found to be related to menopause in clinical trials. 3 If Depression Is Severe.

What to do for mental health after menopause?

Monitor your mood and make note of patterns in other factors such as sleep and stress levels. Seek professional help if symptoms become severe and interfere with daily life. Make lifestyle changes such as increasing exercise, getting adequate sleep, and controlling stress to reduce potential symptoms.