Facebook Twitter LinkedIn How long does perimenopause typically last? One to two years Two to four years Four to eight years Eight to 12 years Perimenopause, the transition time leading to menopause, can last from four to eight years. Hormone fluctuations during this stage can cause sleep problems, brain fog and mood shifts. Learn how to navigate menopause symptoms and feel more like yourself here.
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