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Night Sweats in Menopause: Why They Happen and What Helps
Night sweats in menopause: why they happen, why some women only get them at night, the link to broken sleep, and when to see your GP. Plus what actually helps.
infomenopausehub
2 days ago6 min read


How Long Do Hot Flushes Last?
How long do hot flushes last — both each episode and over the years? The real duration, why they can last into your sixties, and what differs between women.
infomenopausehub
6 days ago4 min read


What Is a Hot Flush? The Science No One Explains
What is a hot flush, what it feels like, and what is actually happening in your brain when one hits. The real science behind menopause hot flushes.
infomenopausehub
Jul 115 min read


Patches, Gels, Tablets, Vaginal, Pellets. Choosing How to Take MHT.
Patches, gels, tablets, vaginal preparations, pellets. The way you take MHT changes how it works in your body. Here is how each compares.
infomenopausehub
Jun 308 min read


Progesterone After a Hysterectomy. Why the Conversation Is Changing.
f you have had a hysterectomy, you probably have been told you only need oestrogen. The conversation about progesterone is changing.
infomenopausehub
Jun 306 min read


Too Old for MHT? The Two Questions Hidden Inside One
Hormone therapy after 60 is not one conversation. Vaginal oestrogen has no age cutoff. Systemic MHT depends on vessels and overall health, not birthday.
infomenopausehub
Jun 303 min read


"You Are Too Young for Menopause" — Why So Many Women in Their 40s Are Told This (And Why It Is Often Wrong)
"You are too young." "Your periods are normal." "Your bloods are fine." Why none of these rule out perimenopause — and what the current guidance actually says.
infomenopausehub
Jun 273 min read


You have probably heard at least three of these words used in the same conversation about MHT.
Body-identical, bioidentical, synthetic, compounded. Four words for hormone therapy that mean very different things. Here is what each one is.
infomenopausehub
Jun 258 min read


MHT and Breast Cancer. What the Current Evidence Actually Says.
Breast cancer is the single biggest fear stopping women from starting MHT. Here is what the current Australian evidence actually says.
infomenopausehub
Jun 2313 min read


What Is a Hot Flush? The Science No One Explains
Hot flushes are linked to markers of cardiovascular health. Here is what the research actually shows — and why frequent hot flushes are worth a conversation, not a worry.
infomenopausehub
Jun 235 min read


Why Menopause Affects Your Whole Body — Where Oestrogen, Progesterone and Testosterone Work
Oestrogen, progesterone, and testosterone have receptors across almost every system in your body. Here is what those hormones do — and why menopause shows up everywhere.
infomenopausehub
Jun 204 min read


What Is Menopause? Understanding the Three Stages — and Why So Many Women Miss the First One
Menopause is three stages, not one. The stage before menopause is called perimenopause — and it is where most symptoms actually live. Here is what is happening.
infomenopausehub
Jun 134 min read


Why Do I Wake at 3am Every Night? The Perimenopause Sleep Answer
Waking at 3am and can't get back to sleep? You are not going crazy — and it is not just stress. This is one of the most common and least-talked-about symptoms of perimenopause. Here's the hormonal explanation, and five things you can try tonight.
infomenopausehub
Mar 305 min read
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