Perimenopause is a transition period that can last several years before menopause, characterized by fluctuating estrogen levels. This hormonal change has a direct impact on bones and joints. The decrease in estrogen promotes bone loss, which increases the risk of osteoporosis and fractures.

“Furthermore, weakened muscles and ligaments can cause pain and limited mobility, affecting daily activities and quality of life,” says Dr. Jorge Cervantes.

Therefore, it is essential for women at this stage to regularly see a specialized orthopedist. An early diagnosis and appropriate treatment can make the difference in preventing major complications in the future.
To address these musculoskeletal health challenges, it’s essential to have a highly trained professional in the field. Dr. Jorge Cervantes, an orthopedist specializing in joint reconstruction and arthroscopy, is a leading expert in the treatment of joint problems during perimenopause. His experience and knowledge of advanced techniques allow him to provide personalized and effective solutions to improve his patients’ mobility and well-being.

Dr. Cervantes understands the specific changes that occur in a woman’s body during perimenopause and how these affect joint and bone function. His comprehensive approach and dedication to improving his patients’ quality of life make him the most trusted choice for the treatment of musculoskeletal conditions associated with this life stage.
Seeing an orthopedist who specializes in the management of musculoskeletal problems during perimenopause is essential to ensure an accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment. Ignoring symptoms or resorting to solutions that don’t address the root of the problem can lead to significant deterioration in bone and joint health, which could lead to serious long-term complications.
Dr. Jorge Cervantes is committed to providing quality care to each patient, utilizing the most advanced techniques and providing the necessary support to improve musculoskeletal health and quality of life for women during perimenopause.