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Dr. Jill Liss explains fertility in perimenopause, how pregnancy is still possible, and birth control options.

Birth Control and Pregnancy During Perimenopause

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Dr. Jill Liss speaking in front of a stone backdrop for a video on pregnancy during perimenopause

Can You Get Pregnant During Perimenopause?

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Two smiling Black women, one older and one younger, walking together outdoors with coffee cups. They are looking at each other, suggesting a supportive relationship. POI can be challenging, and having a strong support system is important.

Understanding Primary Ovarian Insufficiency: What It Means

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Drea is a Versalie Ambassador who is going through perimenopause and experiencing many symptoms

Navigating Perimenopause: Drea’s Journey of Change

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woman asking how do I know if I’m in menopause

How Do I Know If I’m in Menopause If I Don’t Get a Period?

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women going through perimenopause and having breast pain and menopause symptoms

My Breasts Feel Sore. Is it Because of Menopause?

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Roses and rose petals representing the irregular nature of perimenopause periods

What to Expect from Perimenopause Periods

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Sandra is a Versalie Ambassador who is experiencing perimenopause and managing her menopause symptoms

Sandra Speaks: Life in Perimenopause

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Tula, a Versalie Ambassador, stands proud as she confidently navigates perimenopause

Tula’s Road to Managing Perimenopause

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Alicia’s Perimenopause Story: Embracing Change

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the female reproductive system, depicted as a delicate floral arrangement. This image represents the complex hormonal processes involved in menstruation, fertility, and menopause.

Menopause Hormones: What Changes and Why It Matters

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A group of four friends, representing the vitality and connection possible during and after menopause, walking together on a beach at sunset.

What Is Menopause and When Does It Start?

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At Versalie we strongly advocate for the inclusion of diverse voices, identities, and bodies in healthcare discussions. While we sometimes use gender-specific language, we recognize that some people experiencing menopause may not identify with the gender and pronouns used, and we support the gender diversity of all people who seek information about menopause.