Aching joints are the most common symptom reported by working women. Often described as a dull or nagging pain, it can affect daily movement and is more common as women age.

Trouble falling or staying asleep? Many women report disrupted sleep during menopause, which can lead to fatigue and impact overall wellbeing.

Struggling to concentrate or feeling forgetful? "Brain fog" is a real and common menopausal symptom, affecting memory, clarity, and focus.

Emotional ups and downs are common in midlife. Sudden irritability, sadness, or feeling overwhelmed may be linked to hormonal shifts during menopause.

Menopause can bring unexpected digestive changes like bloating, gas, or discomfort, often overlooked but frequently reported.

Feeling unusually tired even after rest? Hormonal changes, poor sleep, and life stressors can contribute to persistent fatigue during menopause.

Changes in skin texture or increased sensitivity may arise, including itchiness, dryness, or a general feeling of discomfort.

Sudden warmth or intense heat spreading through your face, neck, or chest? Hot flushes are a classic menopausal symptom and can be disruptive.

Low mood or a loss of interest in usual activities may signal menopausal depression, often linked to changing hormone levels and sleep disturbances.

A common but under-discussed symptom in Asian women. Reduced estrogen can cause dryness, discomfort, or pain during intimacy, you're not alone.

Waking up drenched in sweat? These nighttime hot flushes can interfere with sleep and are especially common during the menopause transition.

A decreased interest in sex is often reported, and may be due to hormonal shifts, stress, or other menopausal symptoms like fatigue or discomfort.