Rethink Menopause Blog

Menopause blog sharing information

Welcome to the Rethink Menopause blog. Each month I’ll be taking a deep dive into topics connected to menopause and health and wellbeing. Sign up to the newsletter to receive these menopause blog posts direct to your inbox every month.

I also share menopause information via my Youtube channel.

Understanding the Menstrual Cycle

There are many questions and misconceptions about the menstrual cycle. From period pain to hormone fluctuations, it’s crucial to understand what’s normal and what might be worth discussing with a healthcare professional. In this post, we’ll explore k…

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Connection

Menopause is a time of change. It can feel like we don’t recognise ourselves. Cultivating our connections to ourselves, to others, and to the natural world can be an important part of self-care. Many people at menopause feel unseen, in their experien…

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Contraception, is it still important in perimenopause?

When can I stop using contraception? So not all of us will need contraception, but it’s important to remember that even long cycles over 50 days can be ovulatory, so we can still conceive at this time. The advice as to when we can stop using contrace…

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HRT, your questions answered

Should everyone take HRT? I’m a big fan of HRT, I’ve seen it transform people’s lives. I don’t however believe there is any drug or medical intervention that is always right for all of us. Saying that I strongly believe everyone should have acc…

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The importance of rest

Rest, does it really matter? Throughout August I’ve been posting on social media about the importance of rest, with ideas of how to build it in every day. The summer holidays are often long-awaited, but the reality can sometimes be difficult. The jug…

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The genitourinary syndrome of the menopause, what you need to know

What is it? The genitourinary syndrome of the menopause is common, and often not discussed, but once recognised there are lots of options for helping symptoms including local oestrogen, vulval care, moisturisers and lubricants. Oestrogen lubricates t…

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