Is a condition that occurs in middle-aged and older men when testosterone levels gradually decline. This can lead to various symptoms including reduced libido, erectile dysfunction, weakness, fatigue, loss of stamina, mood changes, loss of muscle mass, and cognitive decline.

Is a point in time when you’ve gone 12 consecutive months without a menstrual period. It happens, on average, at age 52. It’s a natural process that occurs when your ovaries stop producing reproductive hormones. When menopause happens due to surgery or medical treatment, it’s called induced menopause. 

Is when your body starts transitioning to menopause. During this transition, your ovaries begin producing less hormones, causing your menstrual cycle to become erratic or irregular. In perimenopause, your body is moving toward the end of your reproductive years. It’s a natural and normal progression, but it comes with both physical and emotional symptoms. Some of these symptoms can disrupt your life or make you uncomfortable.