Symptoms
Plain-language reading on perimenopause symptoms — night sweats, palpitations and 3 a.m. wake-ups — alongside the dated records your watch can provide.
Cold flashes in perimenopause: wrist temperature
Feeling cold at night but seeing a warmer wrist reading? Learn what to record during perimenopause, what the number cannot explain, and when to seek advice.
symptomsPerimenopause mood swings: what to track
Track perimenopause mood swings alongside sleep and your own notes. Learn what Apple Watch readings can add, when Perigee fits, and when to seek care.
symptomsPerimenopause or thyroid? Why symptoms can't sort it
Fatigue, poor sleep, weight change, a racing heart: perimenopause and thyroid problems share a vocabulary. Why symptoms can't tell them apart, and what can.
symptomsPerimenopause weight gain: what the scale hides
Midlife weight rises with age, not with the transition — but fat and lean mass quietly swap places, and that is the change a bathroom scale cannot show you.
symptomsPerimenopause fatigue and HRV: what a low reading isn’t
Tired every morning in perimenopause? HRV moves with sleep, events and stress — but in daily wearable data it tracks how tired you feel only loosely.
symptomsBrain fog and sleep in perimenopause
Broken nights feel like the obvious cause of perimenopausal brain fog. The research is more interesting than that — and it changes what is worth tracking.
symptomsPerimenopause anxiety and heart rate: what your data adds
Perimenopause anxiety and a hot flash can start the same way. What a heart-rate record can add — sequence, duration, your own baseline — and what it cannot.
symptomsHot flashes vs night sweats: what your data shows
Hot flashes and night sweats are not quite the same event. Here is how their timing and shape differ, and what your Apple Watch can and cannot tell apart.
symptomsPerimenopause insomnia: why your sleep keeps breaking
Perimenopause insomnia usually breaks sleep mid-night, not at the start. Why it happens, how long research says it lasts, and what a watch can show.
symptomsWhy do I keep waking up at 3 a.m.? What your watch saw
Waking at 3 a.m. in perimenopause? Repeated timing, symptoms and Watch context can reveal the most useful lead to explore next.
symptomsPerimenopause palpitations: what your watch can show
Perimenopause palpitations can feel alarming. Learn how repeated timing, symptom logs and Watch context can surface the strongest lead — and when to seek care.
symptomsNight sweats and Apple Watch wrist temperature
Night sweats plus Apple Watch wrist temperature: learn how repeated timing, symptom logs and context can reveal the strongest lead to check first.
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