But perimenopause breast pain is one common problem that tends to fly under the radar. And it can be alarming: Perimenopause breast pain occurs on only one side of your chest. Understanding what ...

Fortunately, breast pain in menopause is typically nothing to worry about and there are lots of ways you can find relief ...

Sometimes, the pain can spread to your armpits. You're in your childbearing years (around your 20s and 30s), or you're approaching menopause. To help ease cyclical breast pain, your doctor may ...

But when I hit my mid 40s and entered perimenopause, I started experiencing unexpected and excruciating joint pain. Despite my best efforts, there were mornings when my knees ached, my lower back ...

Okay first of all, the first sign of perimenopause, and it has to be there ... period all of the sudden you start having symptoms like breast soreness, or bloating, mood swings, but it's not ...

It’s common to experience vaginal pain, especially during penetrative sex, after menopause. Vaginal lubricants, moisturizers, or hormone therapy may help. Speak with your doctor for their advice.

As if monthly periods and menopause's promised unease weren't already so daunting, here comes perimenopause offering women yet another period of distress, thanks to our changing bodies.