# About us: what we cover and how we work · Peri Signals

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## About

Plain answers on perimenopause symptoms for women 35 to 65: what is common, what to tell your doctor, and how to keep a useful symptom record.

### What we do

Peri Signals writes about perimenopause symptoms for women roughly 35 to 65: what each symptom is, which changes in your periods are expected and which to report, how to tell perimenopause from other causes, and how to keep a symptom record a doctor can use. Each article answers its question in the first lines, then goes into detail, with the health guidance it relies on linked where it is used.

### How we work

We write from health sources a reader can open and check (NHS, ACOG, MedlinePlus, The Menopause Society, NICE, CDC and peer-reviewed studies), link them where each fact is used, give no treatment advice, and correct what we get wrong.

Every page says where its information comes from and links to it, so you can check it yourself. The full rules are in our [editorial policy](/editorial-policy).

### What you will not find here

Invented experts, reviews written to order, or advice that should come from a doctor, a lawyer or an accountant. When a subject needs a professional, we say so and point to one.

### How we are funded

Peri Signals carries no affiliate links and publishes no paid content. The details are on [how we make money](/how-we-make-money).

### Write to us

Found a mistake, or want to suggest a subject? [Write to us](/contact): we read every message and fix what is wrong.

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Perimenopause symptoms, explained and tracked

Plain answers on perimenopause symptoms for women 35 to 65: what is common, what to tell your doctor, and how to keep a useful symptom record.

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