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Is BHRT Right for Me?

Take the Perimenopause Test and find out

The perimenopause is characterized by fluctuating hormone levels which cause symptoms of estrogen deficiency and excess accompanied by inadequate or absent progesterone production. Some of these symptoms, however, can occur at any time in woman's life and may not be indicative of perimenopause. The following questionnaire can help to determine if your symptoms are more likely to be caused by the perimenopause than other disorders such as PMS, depression, or other illnesses.

 

 

1. Is your menstrual cycle more irregular than when you were in your mid twenties? Yes   No
    
2. Do you have alterations of heavier bleeding one cycle followed by a cycle with lighter bleeding? Yes   No
    
3. Have you experienced hot flushes in which a wave of warmth rises from your chest and abdomen up to your face in a matter of minutes? Yes   No
    
4. Do you awaken at night and notice that you are sweating excessively? Yes   No
    
5. Has your interest in sex, or the pleasure you derive from it, lessened? Yes   No
    
6. Do you have vaginal dryness or pain with sexual intercourse? Yes   No
    
7. Do you have breast enlargement or tenderness before some periods that you didn't have when you were younger? Yes   No
    
8. Are you more irritable or suffer from periods of depressed mood? Yes   No
    
9. Have your headaches gotten worse just before or during your period? Yes   No
    
10. Have you noticed difficulty concentrating or forgetfulness recently? Yes   No
     

 

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