Jen Cohen

It was just something that you just never, something that was like private or you just kind of dealt with on your own in the back.

I have a lot of questions about hormones, but I want to first ask you about a couple of different things because some of these signs for perimenopause really surprised me.

One of them, because I had this last year, people made fun of me, but I had a frozen shoulder.

And everyone, you know, my friends were like, oh, that's the old person.

That's the old person.

No, middle-aged woman.

Middle-aged woman.

And so my sports medicine doctor was like, oh, yeah, because a lot of middle-aged women get frozen shoulder.

I was like, what are you talking about?

I thought I got it because I'm a workout fanatic, overused wear and tear.

Okay, I'm not on anything.

I've never taken anything.

I've never done anything because I have something that most people are like, I think a lot of people are fearful, which I want to talk to you about.

And by the way, HRT is hormone replacement therapy for people who don't know.

So to me, that frozen shoulder symptom was shocking to me that that could be one.

So it's because it decreases.

So can you explain why?

So when do we know if a symptom or an ailment we're having is because of a lack of estrogen versus just some other type of- Something else.

That's interesting because everything goes through where your hormones are.

What do you mean?