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Perimenopause

Meaning

Perimenopause denotes the transitional phase preceding menopause, characterized by fluctuating and declining ovarian function, leading to significant variability in circulating estrogen and progesterone levels. This period often presents with vasomotor symptoms, sleep disturbances, and shifts in metabolic regulation due to hormonal instability. Clinically, it marks the transition away from peak reproductive endocrine function.
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Can Peptide Therapies Prevent All Systemic Adjustments to Testosterone Administration?

Can Peptide Therapies Prevent All Systemic Adjustments to Testosterone Administration?

Peptide therapies can significantly mitigate systemic adjustments to testosterone administration by supporting natural production and managing metabolic pathways, though complete prevention of all adaptations is not always achievable.



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July 25, 2025