Why Your Periods Are SO Horrible In Perimenopause

Perimenopause can completely change your bleeding pattern, and there’s a hormonal reason for it. Progesterone normally helps keep the uterine lining organized. Think of it like the conductor helping coordinate when the lining builds and when it sheds. But during perimenopause, progesterone starts to decline while estrogen can become much more unpredictable. One moment estrogen may be signaling the lining to build, and the next those signals shift again. That combination can lead to periods that are heavier, longer, more frequent, or just completely diffe… Video by YouTube channel.