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In this episode, I and Mrs Muoka have a deep dive into women's health, focusing on menstrual and pelvic floor changes during perimenopause and menopause. Mrs. Muoka, a Consultant Obstetrician and Gynecologist, explains the variability of menstrual patterns in midlife, including heavy menstrual bleeding.
The emphasis is on the importance of understanding one's body, recognizing abnormal bleeding, and seeking medical advice. Treatment options, both hormonal and non-hormonal, are explored.
As with all things technology we had hiccups , so watch out for part 2 which concludes this series.
Guest Introduction (00:02:36)
Mrs. Muoka, An O & G Consultant, shares her background and passion for women's reproductive health.
Menstrual Changes in Midlife (00:06:07)
Discussion on the unpredictable menstrual patterns women may experience during perimenopause and menopause.
Understanding Heavy Menstrual Bleeding (00:12:12)
Exploration of what constitutes heavy menstrual bleeding and its impact on women's lives.
Defining Heavy Menstrual Bleeding (00:12:53)
Clarification on the subjective nature of heavy bleeding and its physiological implications.
Signs to Seek Medical Advice (00:18:25)
Encouragement for women to take charge of their health and recognize when to consult a doctor.
Treatment Options for Heavy Menstrual Bleeding (00:20:54)
Overview of hormonal and non-hormonal treatments available for managing heavy menstrual bleeding.
Watch out for Part 2
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In this episode, I and Mrs Muoka have a deep dive into women's health, focusing on menstrual and pelvic floor changes during perimenopause and menopause. Mrs. Muoka, a Consultant Obstetrician and Gynecologist, explains the variability of menstrual patterns in midlife, including heavy menstrual bleeding.
The emphasis is on the importance of understanding one's body, recognizing abnormal bleeding, and seeking medical advice. Treatment options, both hormonal and non-hormonal, are explored.
As with all things technology we had hiccups , so watch out for part 2 which concludes this series.
Guest Introduction (00:02:36)
Mrs. Muoka, An O & G Consultant, shares her background and passion for women's reproductive health.
Menstrual Changes in Midlife (00:06:07)
Discussion on the unpredictable menstrual patterns women may experience during perimenopause and menopause.
Understanding Heavy Menstrual Bleeding (00:12:12)
Exploration of what constitutes heavy menstrual bleeding and its impact on women's lives.
Defining Heavy Menstrual Bleeding (00:12:53)
Clarification on the subjective nature of heavy bleeding and its physiological implications.
Signs to Seek Medical Advice (00:18:25)
Encouragement for women to take charge of their health and recognize when to consult a doctor.
Treatment Options for Heavy Menstrual Bleeding (00:20:54)
Overview of hormonal and non-hormonal treatments available for managing heavy menstrual bleeding.
Watch out for Part 2
Connect with me:
Join my mailing list by clicking here!
on Instagram:@Dr_Jaiye_Wellbeing
on Facebook: Wellbeing with Dr Jaiye
on YouTube: JGH Wellbeing Hub
on Substack: Dr Jaiye Wellbeing
email: [email protected]
Please subscribe, share, like and stay in touch with me!
*Please note – this podcast and my other related platforms are for educational purposes only and not a substitute for medical examination, diagnosis or taking any treatment you are currently receiving from your Doctor. As a health and wellbeing champion, I believe in you maintaining an ongoing professional and care relationship with your doctors and caregivers.