Hormones, perimenopause and mood or anxiety: when to seek assessment
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Mood, anxiety, sleep and fatigue changes can have several contributors. Hormones may play a role for some women, but stress, medication, health conditions and life stage can also matter.
Tracking timing, sleep patterns, cycle changes, triggers and impact on daily life can help a clinician review the wider picture. Support should be tailored to the individual rather than based on assumptions.
This information is educational only and is not a diagnosis or treatment recommendation. Seek urgent support if you feel at risk or in crisis.
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