Videos

“In our clinic we use a ‘symptom chart’ which has 36 symptoms and the list is not exclusive. We’re going to pick three of the symptoms that perhaps women do not expect to hear about.”

“Hot flushes in themselves are not dangerous, but they can have a significant detrimental effect on quality of life. They can cause considerable distress, particularly if frequent.”

Hot flushes and night sweats are the most commonly recognised symptom of the menopause. Approximately 55% of women experience hot flushes up to 2 years before their menopause.

“I want to shine a light on a condition that is an important aspect of women’s health…. and it affects millions of women globally.”

In this video Dr Theodora Kalentzi and Dr Ashlesha Dhairyawan, Medical Prime (UK), British Menopause Society Accredited Menopause Specialists, discuss this important topic.

Dr Theodora Kalentzi reflects upon her attendance at the International Menopause Society Congress in Lisbon, Portugal. “… I believe that it is very important for patient care that we stay up to date with current approaches to the treatment of the perimenopause and menopause. …..the Congress importantly provided an opportunity to meet and speak, with

“Really interesting Theodora – you really change the lives of many many women.” Paola Diana. The discussion covered a variety of topics including: the perimenopause (symptom categories – physical, emotional, cognitive and sexual), the menopause, HRT, libido (sex drive), andropause, weight gain, nutrition, exercise, and osteoporosis. Dr Theodora Kalentzi. On Menopause And Andropause

In this video, Dr Kalentzi discusses menopause care – Why it matters to me: