Menopause
A menopause information hub. Find out about the different symptoms (including hot flushes, night sweats, loss of libido, weight gain) and how to manage them
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What are the symptoms of perimenopause? 11 to speak to your doctor aboutGrowing knowledge of menopause means we're talking about it more than ever before - but what about the symptoms of perimenopause?
By Grace Walsh Last updated
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“Doctors thought I had dementia, but it was actually the perimenopause”Katie had to endure four years of exhaustion and low moods until she finally found the right answer
By Kathryn Lewsey Published
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"We needed to make menopause the new vegan" says MTick founder, confessing she was "totally unprepared for perimenopause"Heather Jackson tells us how and why she co-created the MTick – a shopping symbol for menopause-friendly products
By Kathryn Lewsey Published
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“There is a whole new world of pleasure out there” – Gillian Anderson on why ‘life does not end at 50’Through writing her bestselling book, Want, Gillian Anderson says she has realised that " life does not end at 50 or at menopause" - and she wants everyone to know it
By Charlie Elizabeth Culverhouse Published
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“I thought it was just stress” – 3 women share their experiences of going through early perimenopauseAs a new study reveals 39% of women say perimenopause began earlier than they anticipated, we spoke to three women about their journey
By Lauren Crosby Medlicott Published
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A popular diet has been linked to a 92% reduction in hot flushes, new study revealsMany think hot flushes are just a thing to live with, but the new research suggests that a vegan diet for menopause could be key in reducing their severity
By Kat Storr Published
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Oprah Winfrey reveals the unexpected menopause symptom that made her feel like she was 'going to die'Winfrey opened up about her experience ahead of releasing 'An Oprah Winfrey Special: The Menopause Revolution' on Disney+ in the UK
By Kat Storr Published
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Elitone pelvic floor trainer review: I tried this 'zero effort' device for 6 weeks and haven't looked backThe Elitone pelvic floor trainer is a non-invasive device that uses gel pads and electrical signals to stimulate the muscles, no work required
By Samantha Priestley Published
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5 sexperts share their secrets to better sex for mature womenThese women know how to put the va-va-voom back into the bedroom… possibly even the kitchen! Here's what we've learned from them
By Kim Willis Published
