What experts are saying about heart palpitations

The episode description lists body composition and cardiometabolic health among topics discussed. Dr. Haver discusses hormone fluctuations and symptoms in perimenopause and menopause. The episode also covers sleep disruption and hormone therapy. This source presents heart-related topics as part of a broader midlife health discussion.

Dr. Brighten lists symptoms among topics people may note by frequency, duration, and interruption of activities. She discusses hormone changes in perimenopause as she presents them. She presents describing symptoms to a provider as part of the episode discussion. This is a broad perimenopause episode.

Dr. Gunter states that vasomotor symptoms can start several years before the final period. She organizes a Menopause Society position statement into treatment categories. She discusses how the statement categorized different approaches. This source focuses on vasomotor symptoms rather than palpitation evaluation.

Dr. Malone discusses hot flashes in connection with sleep disruption and cardiovascular topics as she presents them. She states that hot flashes can begin in perimenopause and continue after the last period. She also discusses hormone therapy forms and timing. The interview is presented by Alloy for educational purposes.

The show notes include a section on vasomotor symptoms, described as hot flashes and night sweats, and hormonal changes. The episode discusses FDA-approved hormone therapy formulations listed in the notes. It frames timing discussion alongside hormone therapy considerations. The full episode is subscriber-only, with a public preview and show notes.

Dr. Mosconi discusses memory, sleep, mood, and anxiety in the talk description. She presents research on changing hormone levels and brain aging. The TED description lists hot flashes and night sweats among symptoms described as starting in the brain. This source presents background on related symptom clusters.