If a woman has a partial hysterectomy done, she will definitely want to know how to find out whether she is going through perimenopause. While a woman will not have irregular or missed menstrual period that is one of the first symptoms of perimenopause, she will notice many other symptoms.

A partial hysterectomy does not involve surgical removal of the ovaries. Hence, the woman will end up reaching menopause in a natural manner. Perimenopause after partial hysterectomy has many symptoms and some of them are listed below:

• After partial hysterectomy, when a woman enters perimenopause phase of her life, she will experience mood swings as well as irritability. These mood swings occur due to hormonal changes that take place in the body and have nothing to do with the circumstances in the woman's life.
• Sleeping problems is another sign of perimenopause. Here, the woman will either find it difficult to fall off to sleep, or if she falls off, she will find it difficult to sleep through the night. In case a woman has not had sleeping problems earlier and is now in her mid-40s, most probably she is in perimenopause.
• Fatigue is another sign of perimenopause.

In addition to the aforementioned symptoms, the woman will experience other symptoms of perimenopause, like hot flashes, lowered sexual desire, dryness of the vagina, depression, dizziness, and memory problems.

If you notice any of these signs, you are most probably in perimenopause. However, a woman should consult a doctor to confirm this as these symptoms can be brought on by many other health problems. While a woman will not have menstruation or irregular menstruation, the above symptoms should give a clue to the doctor whether she is in perimenopause after partial hysterectomy or not.

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