Summary
As you get older, your estrogen starts to drop, but exactly when (and how quickly) varies from person to person. The average age of menopause (which is when you go 12 months without a period) is 52 in the U.S., but perimenopause can start up to a decade earlier. And for many, GSM symptoms come right along with it.
Source: Self on MSN.com
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