OBGYN Explains the Unexpected Bleeding During Perimenopause

Perimenopause: Understanding the Rollercoaster of Bleeding Millions of women experience perimenopause, a transitional phase leading to menopause. One of the most challenging aspects is the unpredictable nature of menstrual bleeding. Dr. [Author's name], an OBGYN, explains that during perimenopause, periods can become erratic, sometimes absent for months, and then suddenly heavy. This unpredictability is due to fluctuating hormone levels. "It's like a record player getting stuck," says Dr. [Author's name]. "The cycle isn't smoothly going around; it can skip or stop entirely." She emphasizes the importance of seeking medical advice if bleeding is excessive or prolonged, lasting a week or more. The video offers practical advice for women navigating this challenging life stage, highlighting the importance of seeking help when needed. It's a valuable resource for women and their healthcare providers.