Sleep disturbances are common during menopause due to night sweats, anxiety, or insomnia. Get actionable tips and treatments to restore rest and improve overall health.
It’s 3:14am. You didn’t drink coffee after noon. You did the stretching, the magnesium, the whole routine. And you are still staring at the ceiling, wide awake, brain unhelpfully replaying a conversation from 2019. Perimenopause insomnia is a documented shift in how your body sleeps, driven by hormonal changes researchers can measure directly, not something...