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233 - Gaslighting of genitourinary symptoms of the menopause

233 - Gaslighting of genitourinary symptoms of the menopause

FromThe Dr Louise Newson Podcast


233 - Gaslighting of genitourinary symptoms of the menopause

FromThe Dr Louise Newson Podcast

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Length:
31 minutes
Released:
Dec 5, 2023
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

This week on the podcast Dr Louise speaks to Dr Ashley Winter, a urologist and sexual medicine specialist, based in Los Angeles.
Dr Ashley has seen the transformative effects of vaginal hormones on women – not only those who are menopausal, but also women who experience cyclical symptoms of bladder pain, UTIs and painful sex.
She shares her frustration on the situation in the US, where inaccurate and harmful warnings are included in every oestrogen product available, and her hopes of dispelling the fearmongering by talking, looking at the evidence and sharing her clinical experience.
Finally, Dr Ashley gives three reasons why women should use vaginal hormones:
It's extraordinarily safe. No risk of any cancer or blood clots, 100% safe.
It can prevent you from needing so many other unnecessary treatments that don't address root causes, and so you will probably save money.
It is not just a vaginal treatment. It is a bladder treatment, a urethral treatment, a vulva treatment. The medication acts locally, but acts locally throughout the pelvis.
Follow Ashley on X and Instagram @ashleygwinter
Released:
Dec 5, 2023
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (100)

Leading menopause expert and GP, and founder of The Menopause Charity, free menopause support app called balance and Newson Health Menopause Society, Dr Louise Newson, hosts the menopause and perimenopause information podcast, helping women receive unbiased, evidence-based, and holistic advice and treatment. Every woman‘s experience of menopause is different and some may not find it a pleasurable or positive experience. Having menopause symptoms can really affect your life in a detrimental way and not enough women talk about their menopause. There is still much uncertainty about what the menopause means and how it can be managed and I hope my podcasts will empower you with the necessary information to make informed decisions regarding any treatment and lifestyle changes, and helps you turn your menopause into a positive experience that doesn‘t negatively impact your life. For the latest free, unbiased, evidence-based information and advice, visit www.balance-menopause.com, formally known as My Menopause Doctor. Don‘t forget to tag #TheDrLouiseNewsonPodcast on socials when talking about the podcast!