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Episode 4 | Dr Louise Oliver | Why is no one talking about sleep disordered breathing during menopause?
In this long-form conversation, Dr Louise talks us through the (2015) NICE guidelines for menopause, explaining how an awareness of the guidelines can be a tool to inform patients and make for a more collaborative patient, doctor relationship, whilst also delving into a prevalent problem that the NICE guidelines left out - the astoundingly common occurrence of sleep disordered breathing among peri-post menopausal women.
During the episode, we explore the ins and outs of what sleep disordered breathing actually means and delve into a few simple approaches Dr Louise takes with her patients to help combat disturbed sleep, brain fog and that all-encompassing fatigue so many women going through menopause experience.
To find out more about Dr Louise's work and in-person events click here and you can follow her on socials by clicking here.
Don't forget to like, share and subscribe to the podcast and, if you enjoyed the episode, why not send it to a friend or family member?
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By Georgie LawlorIn this long-form conversation, Dr Louise talks us through the (2015) NICE guidelines for menopause, explaining how an awareness of the guidelines can be a tool to inform patients and make for a more collaborative patient, doctor relationship, whilst also delving into a prevalent problem that the NICE guidelines left out - the astoundingly common occurrence of sleep disordered breathing among peri-post menopausal women.
During the episode, we explore the ins and outs of what sleep disordered breathing actually means and delve into a few simple approaches Dr Louise takes with her patients to help combat disturbed sleep, brain fog and that all-encompassing fatigue so many women going through menopause experience.
To find out more about Dr Louise's work and in-person events click here and you can follow her on socials by clicking here.
Don't forget to like, share and subscribe to the podcast and, if you enjoyed the episode, why not send it to a friend or family member?