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World Health Day: The Fight for Women’s Intimate Health 
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World Health Day: The Fight for Women’s Intimate Health 

This World Health Day, we continue to shed light on a persistent issue that continues to impact women’s well-being—society’s silence around women’s intimate health. From menstruation to menopause and pelvic floor disorders, countless conditions affecting women are overlooked, under-researched, and undiagnosed for years, leaving women to suffer in silence. So much is changing in the […]

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Perimenopause Age & Heart Health
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Perimenopause Age & Heart Health

Why does your risk for heart disease increase as you approach menopause?  Estrogen helps protect your heart because it keeps: But, your ovaries start producing less estrogen during perimenopause. The decline in estrogen = higher risk for heart disease  2) Metabolic syndrome increases your heart disease risk — and it’s more common after menopause  Metabolic syndrome

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Understanding Menopause: Navigating Night Sweats and Body Changes
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Understanding Menopause: Navigating Night Sweats and Body Changes

What is Menopause? Menopause is a natural biological process that signifies the end of a woman’s reproductive years. It typically occurs during the late 40s to early 50s, with the average age of onset being around 51 in many populations. Menopause is defined as having occurred after a woman has gone 12 consecutive months without

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Get Good Menopuase Care with the Right Healthcare Provider
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Get Good Menopuase Care with the Right Healthcare Provider

Menopause officially starts when you’ve gone 12 months without a period, but it can creep up in a slow collection of physical and emotional changes long before that. Good medical care is critical to understanding what’s going on, getting relief and feeling your best. Knowing that I’m around the average age of menopause onset (early

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