What Happens To Your Bones After Menopause?

Menopause does not just affect how you feel, it can affect your bones too. As oestrogen levels decline, bone loss can happen quickly and often silently, sometimes only becoming clear after a fracture. A DEXA scan helps catch these changes early.

Living with fibroids isn’t your only option.

Fibroids affect more than your menstrual cycle. Pelvic pressure, fatigue and constant planning around symptoms does not need to be your norm. Uterine Fibroid Embolisation offers a minimally invasive way to shrink fibroids and ease these symptoms over time. Learn more about UFE and how it can help.

How many times is too many?

Waking up once a night is normal. Waking several times, especially with a weak stream or trouble emptying your bladder, could point to an enlarged prostate. If this is affecting your sleep and quality of life, speak to your doctor about your options or visit our website here.