The tracking library

How to track perimenopause so the record is worth something: every symptom in Perity's catalog, every HRT schedule Perity models, the wearable signals and labs that give a record its context. No advice anywhere on these pages — Perity informs, never prescribes. What you'll find is how to build the dated evidence that makes appointments work.


Symptoms, by system

Each guide covers why the symptom shows up in the transition, how to track it sustainably, and what a clinically useful record looks like. Symptoms that pair with HRT tracking link to their combined guides.

Mind & mood

Heat & heart

Chest & breathing

Sleep

Muscles & joints

Skin, hair & eyes

Bladder & vagina

Body


HRT schedules

Schedule facts from the product SmPCs and menopause-society guidance — change days, cyclical blocks, phase switches — and what to log on each. Cadences only, never doses: the full HRT tracking index.


Signals from your wearable

What Apple Watch, Oura, and Whoop data can add to a perimenopause record — and the honest limits of each signal. Raw streams stay on your phone; Perity syncs only daily summaries to your own record.


Supplements

The did-it-help record: Perity logs what you take and lines it up with what you feel. It never recommends a supplement or a dose.


Labs

The midlife lab checklist, test by test — what each one catches, its LOINC code, and both the US and UK/EU units. Browse the lab guides.


Perity informs, never prescribes — decisions belong with you and your clinician.

Educational content, written and maintained by Perity (founder: EiEi), grounded in the sources cited in Perity's Learn library. It is not medical advice, and Perity never interprets your data or recommends treatment. Last reviewed 2026-07-09.

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