Women's health advice: What you need to know about menopause and HRT

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3 NOVEMBER 2016 • 6:00AM

The menopause is a characteristic part of the maturing procedure, which happens as a lady's estrogen levels decay. It as a rule for the most part happens between the age of 45 and 55, with 51 being the normal age for a lady in the UK.

Run of the mill side effects can incorporate hot flushes, night sweats, disposition swings and a lessened charisma. Under the direction of your GP, various distinctive medications are accessible to address the progressions experienced amid the menopause, the most well-known of which is Hormonal Replacement Therapy (HRT).

In the video above, Dr. Sunrise Harper offers actualities and exposes normal misinterpretations about the menopause and HRT, talking about the regular side effects, accessible treatment alternatives and where to go for further guidance.

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This is the third scene in our new Women's Health Advice video arrangement, which plans to bust myths and offer down to earth guidance on regular wellbeing worries that effect ladies. Future scenes will concentrate on bosom malignancy and female male pattern baldness, while a week ago's scene talked about all that you have to think about osteoporosis.