Why are perimenopause periods so heavy? Perimenopause coach Sarah explains why... 

I had massive bleeding with clots during perimenopause and was diagnosed with fibroid tumors. My doctor said most fibroids disappear on their own after menopause. I opted to wait it out, never needed surgery and the fibroids disappeared and never came back.

At this point in time, a doctor should be used as a tool to get blood work, ultrasounds, cat scans, etc. and if you actually need surgery. I don't go to them for nothing else. If you have endometriosis or fibrioids, all you need to do it research non surgical solutions yourself. They work! If you go to a doctor, they are just going to suggest surgery or some kind of franken medicine.

Ladies you are great. Thanks for the info and for keeping us healthy in body and mind 🌹

When I started puberty my periods were always long, heavy & painful to the point where I use to throw up from the pain. The periods were heavy from puberty till my late 30's. But now in my 40's & now that I'm hitting premenopause, my periods are lighter abd much shorter & sometimes my periods are almost non existent. Its so strange.

I am diagnosed with endometrial carcinoma stage 1A grade1.. I had been having irregular periods since highschool so I just ignored my period not coming few months to a year and coming back really heavy as if it is gushing out with big clots for the entire week few hours a day.. when I felt dizzy i called the ambulance and also diognased with severe anemia- blood tranfusions done, my only option now is u hysterectomy removal or uterus, ovary, and fallopian tube.. I'm only 32 - I wanted to have a baby so I tried the medication instead which is progesteron- I'm in pain and I'm back to bleeding heavily and I always get chills... ladies, I'm getting the surgery I will quit the medication of course with doctor's approval... hope we all get better 🥺

Thanks for this info unfortunately it is too late for me. I will pass it on to my friends and daughters.

Love this channel. So very helpful, thank you x

Hi Sarah, please pass on your knowledge to people who have had to have hysterectomies and the after effects. I would low to know what issues surgical menopause can bring. Thank you kindly.

My periods generally has been heavy with clotting ever since I've got them. And I've definitely found in the last few months where my pms symptoms have been way more intense (exacerbated mental health issues). But my gp apparently thinks that perimenopause doesn't exist. Been having a few symptoms since last year but have intesnified in tte past few months

My mother is 50 years old and she were having irregular periods, like this month periods happened after a gap of 4 months My mother have a chronic kidney disease, and she recently started her kidney tablets after a gap of 2 years. Her periods happened one week before taking tablets. After taking kidney tablets she's having, lot of secretion of blood clots via vagina(2-3times a day, onc clot was of the size of finger) Can you help, why is this happening?? Is it normal process during menopause transition or is it side effect of Kidneys tablets?? [Kidney tablets she's taking- Ecosprin, Sobisis, Acipause, MetXL]

Thank you for your video ❤ I'm in menopause I have heavy bleeding right now for more than two months doctor said that it is natural But it's not easy it is very difficult for me 😓

Is It compatible to take agnus castus and progesterone (from day 15 to 28 of the cycle). My gynecologist has prescribed me that because of my heavy periods in my perimenopause

My issue is no period in last 3 months What phase is this? Ovaries and uterus intact. Right tube removed 19 years ago.

ok, what about light periods in perimenopouse? i've heard it's more typical for premature/early menopause?

I suffer from severe dizziness like disequilibrium roughly a week before my period. Is there a solution for this?

Certainly not a topic to be described by a menopause coach. It is something too much out of their scope. Their silly advice in advance matters can sometimes make people get into trouble. Only a doctor is certified enough to talk about the depth of such topics.

On the pill?! This is the advice? What the hell.