tuckerariel+FollowEndometriosis & Early Menopause? Who Knew!Just learned that women with endometriosis are way more likely to hit menopause early—sometimes nearly two years sooner if they have surgery. The study says they’re 7x more likely to have surgical menopause, and even natural menopause can come months earlier. It’s wild how much endo can impact your body beyond just pain and periods. If you or someone you know has endo, regular check-ins with your doc are a must! #EndometriosisAwareness #WomensHealth #Menopause #HealthNews #Health190Share
Dr. Ryan Newton+FollowMenopause Symptoms? New Guidelines Spill TeaJust found out there’s a whole new playbook for dealing with menopause symptoms like dryness, irritation, and those annoying UTIs. Docs are now told to focus on what you’re actually feeling (not just lab tests), and local estrogen is the go-to fix. Shared decision-making is a big deal—your preferences matter! Moisturizers and lubricants are in, but skip the fancy lasers and supplements. No extra cancer checks needed for these treatments, either. Feels like a win for anyone dealing with GSM! #Menopause #WomensHealth #GSM #HealthNews #Wellness #Health290Share
Mr. Roy Ewing II+FollowIron Up, Brain Fog Down?Turns out, low iron might be behind that annoying brain fog during menopause! New research says women with healthy blood iron levels score better on memory and attention tests—and no, it doesn’t mean more risky iron in your brain. The fix? Small diet tweaks to boost iron could help clear the mental haze. Who knew a little iron could make such a difference? #Menopause #BrainFog #IronHealth #WomensHealth #ScienceNews #Health120Share
Sarah Bennett+FollowWait, When Does Menopause Really Start?Thought menopause hit in your 40s? Turns out, most women don’t actually reach menopause until their early 50s! All those wild symptoms in your 40s? That’s probably perimenopause, which can last up to 10 years before your period officially stops. The age it starts is a total wild card—everything from your mom’s age to your lifestyle and even how much fat you eat can play a role. Science still hasn’t nailed down the exact timing, and menopause research is way behind. Wild, right? #Menopause #Perimenopause #WomensHealth #HealthFacts #Aging #Health222Share
Brandon Burke+FollowYasmin Le Bon Gets Real on AgingWho knew supermodels had struggles too? Yasmin Le Bon just opened up about her 40-year marriage, battling back pain from her modeling days, and those 'dark' menopause moments. Her secret weapon? Ditching black clothes for bold colors to boost her mood! Plus, she’s all about making fashion affordable for everyone with her new Asda collection. Proof that even icons have their tough days—and killer style hacks! #YasminLeBon #Menopause #FashionForAll #RealTalk #AgingGracefully #Health50Share
mandy27+FollowHot Fash Horror: the 3 AM sweat to freezeWho else thought hot flashes were just feeling a bit warm? 🙋♀️ REALITY CHECK: It's waking up at 3AM DRENCHED in sweat, only to be freezing cold minutes later! The menopause rollercoaster no one prepared me for. Someone update the brochure, please! 😅 #Menopause #HotFlashLife #NightSweats #WomensHealth #MidlifeJourney #Health #BodyHealth10Share
itaylor+FollowEarly Menopause & Brain Health? Who Knew!Just found out that women who hit menopause before 40 might face faster brain aging and memory decline compared to those who go through it later. Even depression doesn’t fully explain it! Hormone therapy doesn’t seem to help either. Basically, early menopause could be a bigger deal for long-term brain health than we thought. More research is needed, but this is definitely something to keep an eye on if you or someone you know went through menopause early. #Menopause #BrainHealth #WomensHealth #Aging #HealthNews #Health50Share
Frank Christensen+FollowEarly Menopause & Brain Health Link?Did you know going through menopause before 40 could mean a higher risk of brain decline later on? A new study found women with early menopause had more memory and thinking issues than those who started after 50. Even after accounting for depression, the link stuck around. Hormone therapy didn’t seem to help either. Researchers say women with early menopause might be a high-risk group for cognitive decline—definitely something to keep an eye on! #Menopause #BrainHealth #WomensHealth #Aging #HealthNews #Health122Share
