Focus and concentration during perimenopause
My mind keeps wandering off and I can’t think clearly. Is this a perimenopause symptom? Well, concentration and focus can be a challenge when hormone levels are fluctuating. Particularly, you may have noticed this before your period, when your hormone levels were at their lowest and you felt tired and less sharp than usual.
Now, during perimenopause changes in hormone levels could be more dramatic. There are bigger spikes and dips and this can really crank up PMS symptoms like trouble concentrating, even if your periods are getting more spaced out or lighter.
What can help?
Sensible lifestyle tips can really help with tiredness and focus during perimenopause. Getting enough exercise, drinking enough water, resting, and sleeping are all important. A sensible and well-balanced diet will also ensure you have adequate levels of nutrients that are important for concentration.
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More tips and advice
For more information and advice head over to Eileen's blog 'Difficulty concentrating in perimenopause and menopause: what causes it & what can help' where she goes into more detail about focus and concentration problems during perimenopause and offers more tips on what you can do to help yourself.
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6 surprising ways brain fog can affect you during perimenopause and menopause
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