Dr. Carolyn MoyersThe anger comes out of nowhere. One minute you are fine, and the next you feel a surge of rage over something as simple as a misplaced set of keys. Or maybe it
Dr. Carolyn MoyersPerimenopause can feel like a confusing storm of symptoms. One month your period is normal; the next it is heavy and unpredictable, arriving with little warning
Dr. Carolyn MoyersIt often starts as a quiet thought. You might be in your late 30s, juggling a career, a family, or both, and realize that sex has become the last thing on your
Dr. Carolyn MoyersA note before we begin: this post discusses depression, mood changes, and suicidal ideation in the context of the menopause transition. If you are in crisis rig
Dr. Carolyn MoyersHas your desire for sex quietly faded? It is a thought that crosses the minds of many women moving through menopause — felt but rarely spoken aloud. You might f
Dr. Carolyn MoyersA changing sex drive during menopause is one of the most common concerns I hear about — and one of the most frequently dismissed. If you have noticed a dip in y