
Hot Flashes in Menopause
Learn why hot flashes in menopause women may be linked with heart and metabolic health, and when to discuss symptoms with a doctor.

Learn why hot flashes in menopause women may be linked with heart and metabolic health, and when to discuss symptoms with a doctor.

Menopause HRT is a treatment used to mitigate the negative effects of a hormonal decline. Menopause does not always begin with a final period and a clear explanation. For many women, it starts gradually: sleep becomes unreliable, periods change, concentration feels harder, moods shift, or hot flushes appear without warning.

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Real menopause stories are crucial for women who are going through it or about to go through it, as it is an unreasonably taboo topic and one where our blind spots prevent us from linking our symptoms. A GP who spends much of her working week advising women on menopause

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