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Menovergent

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A coined word for changes in attention, memory, noise tolerance and mood during the menopause transition, whether or not someone was neurodivergent beforehand.

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For: Women navigating cognitive changes during menopause transition
Worth noticing: The page separates stable traits from changing physiology and accumulated demands, and says their interaction can disrupt familiar coping strategies.

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The page presents menovergence as a state that may come and go, not as a fixed identity or diagnosis. Its explanatory frame separates stable traits, changing physiology and accumulated demands, with examples including a 17-out-of-18 score on an online ADHD test that did not ask about age or personal history. Romanian and Dutch equivalents are also listed. The extract does not establish the concept’s clinical or scientific status.

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