Thanks for the lovely review of my new paperback coming out next week - it can be pre-ordered here lnk.to/MenopauseLouis…

Thanks to Dorothy Byrne for inviting me to Cambridge to debate contraception and hormones with Dr Louise Newson and Dr Madeleine Lameris. So important the next generation of students (and medical students!) are armed with knowledge 🔥

Many women feel that their MS changes around the time of menopause. But it can be a taboo topic, and people might not know where to look for more information.

For #MSAwarenessWeek , Dr Louise Newson has shared from information:

#MSUnfiltered

We are seeing more women with eating disorders during perimenopause and menopause. Greater research and education around the links between menopause and eating disorders is needed, but many women do find the right dose and type of HRT can help so do reach out for support if this

Thanks Joe Wicks for inviting me to write this article

I am so excited how close we are now until the revised and updated paperback version of my book is officially out on 2nd May.
 
Everything I do is with the aim of improving women’s health and, as many of you will know, I believe sharing information and knowledge is key to that!

These are words from a patient I reviewed last week in my clinic. She had been incorrectly told she could never be prescribed HRT. She had given up her job as a senior nurse and could no longer look after her elderly mother due to her menopausal symptoms including brain fog,

So proud of my husband Paul Anderson working with the charity Urolink operating and training all week in Malawi. He usually comes home from these trips shattered but invigorated.

As many of you know, women who take HRT and still have their womb are required to take a type of progestogen, in addition to oestrogen. This is because, over time, taking oestrogen can lead to a build­up in the lining of your womb.

When it comes to progestogen doses, as with all

Last night I went to Kate Muir's @pillscandal book launch for her new book - Everything you need to know about the Pill (but were too afraid to ask). Kate is an incredible force of nature – first as a patient, then as an ally in spreading awareness and finally as a friend.

She

The absorption of oestradiol from patches or gels can vary significantly between different women due to a variety of factors. 
  
Some women find they absorb better from patches rather than gels or for some women it is the other way round. My patches often crinkle and do not