LEADING MENOPAUSE SPECIALIST AND AUTHOR DR LOUISE NEWSON SETS OUT TO RAISE AWARENESS ON HOW HORMONES AFFECT WOMEN’S HEALTH
Five years ago I started experiencing migraines, memory loss, irritability and found myself shouting at my husband. I felt completely out of balance and assumed it was because, as a busy GP, I was working too hard.
It was only when one of my daughters asked if I was on my period that the penny dropped that I was probably perimenopausal – the perimenopause is the time directly before the menopause (when you haven’t had a period for 12 months)
