Yes, menopause and the perimenopause transition can make you feel tired. This is primarily because hormone fluctuations can cause sleep disruption, night sweats, and irregular or heavy bleeding, which may lead to fatigue, lightheadedness, and weakness, especially when symptoms interfere with rest or drain energy over time.
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