Perimenopause, the transitional phase before menopause, brings about various physical and emotional changes in a woman's life. While individual experiences may vary, here are what are the 34 symptoms of perimenopause:

Irregular periods

Hot flashes

Night sweats

Mood swings

Fatigue

Vaginal dryness

Decreased libido

Breast tenderness

Weight gain

Insomnia

Memory issues

Hair loss

Headaches

Bloating

Digestive problems

Joint pain

Anxiety

Depression

Changes in body odor

Allergies

Dry skin

Itchy skin

Increased urinary frequency

Worsening PMS

Heart palpitations

Dizziness

Changes in body temperature

Increased sensitivity to light and sound

Frequent urination

Gum problems

Brittle nails

Electric shock sensations

Electric shock sensations

Loss of sexual desire

Remember, perimenopause is a natural phase, and seeking support from healthcare professionals can help manage these symptoms effectively.