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Many women report experiencing headaches several days before or during their periods, when hormone levels sharply decline. Migraine attacks also tend to happen in the middle of a menstrual cycle, when a woman is ovulating.
A lot of women notice cognitive changes during menopause that leave them feeling âfuzzy,â a little (or a lot) less sharp than they used to be. For many women, these are troubling changes. They wonderâand worry aboutâwhere it will end. Itâs not entirely clear why these symptoms arise during menopause. Several studies have been done to test whether hormonal changesâespecially estrogen lossâare behind the brain fog. In fact, part of the logic behind hormone replacement therapy was that it might help prevent such cognitive changes.