Cognitive & Neurological Health in Menopause: Causes, Symptoms, and Management
Explore our in-depth articles on brain fog, tingling sensations, and other neurological changes during perimenopause and menopause. Find out why these symptoms occur and get practical advice to manage them.
Neurological and Cognitive Changes During Menopause
Menopause can trigger surprising neurological symptoms, from brain fog and memory lapses to tingling, numbness, or burning sensations in the hands and feet. These changes are linked to shifting hormone levels that affect the nervous system and cognitive function. Learn how to recognize these symptoms early, understand what’s happening in your body, and explore strategies to protect your brain and nerve health through lifestyle choices, medical options, and supportive therapies.
Restless legs syndrome is an underrecognized menopause symptom that can rob women of sleep and energy. Learn why hormonal shifts increa...
Tingling toes? Sudden zaps of electricity? That’s not your imagination—it’s menopause. Let’s decode the nerve symptoms no one talks abo...
Hot feet, burning you up? Dive into the link between menopause and burning feet—and how to cool things down.
Menopause can have a major impact on your neurological health, affecting everything from your memory to your nerves. It's not all in yo...
Ever feel like bugs are crawling under your skin? You might be experiencing formication—a bizarre sensation that’s more common than you...
Not as commonly discussed as hot flashes or mood swings, paresthesia is a real phenomenon that can occur during menopause and affect va...
