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Your heart is quietly failing and your doctor isn't looking.
A study just dropped from the American Heart Association.
Women in perimenopause are 2X more likely to have a low cardiovascular health score than women still having regular cycles.
Twice the risk. In your 40s. Right now.
Not because anything changed in your lifestyle.
Because perimenopause silently shifts your cholesterol. Your blood sugar. Your blood pressure. Your insulin response. All of it.
Heart disease kills more women than every cancer combined.
And the window where it starts isn't postmenopause. It's perimenopause.
The decade nobody screens you in.
Three numbers you ask for at your next appointment:
Fasting lipid panel.
Fasting glucose or A1C.
Blood pressure.
Not "we'll get to it next year."
Now.
Your 60s are being decided in your 40s and nobody warned you.
— Dr. Rahi Victory, OBGYN & Fertility Specialist
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Two of the most common conditions I treat are endometriosis and PCOS. And here's what most patients are never told: they travel together far more often than people realize.A study of 380 women diagnosed with endometriosis found that nearly 25% also had PCOS — and the women with both had nearly double the odds of infertility compared to those with one alone.The clinical trap: these conditions can mask each other. Pelvic pain gets blamed on the endo. Irregular cycles get blamed on the PCOS. And nobody steps back to screen for both.If you've been diagnosed with one — ask your doctor directly: "Have we ruled out the other one?"Save this. Send it to a friend with PCOS or endo. 🤍Tag someone who needs to ask this question 👇.