Coping with menopause at work

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This week it's all about how menopause can affect your working life. From fatigue and hot flushes to joint pain, bladder issues and memory loss, Eileen takes a look at how your symptoms can become an issue at work and what you can do to help yourself, including how to make your workplace a more supportive and comfortable environment during your menopause.

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7 авг 2024

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@hydrangea8696 6 лет назад

This is very comprehensive information. I reassauring we are talking about it for the workplace - thank you.

@irishcladdagh3 5 лет назад

this is so great. I am blessed to have been able to change jobs where I now have some conveniences during this peri menopause chapter in my life. But I have had so many of those issues happen to me at work, but I work by myself during my shift and I have to say your videos have been instrumental in educating myself and making the lifestyle changes I needed to make this transition easier for myself and those around me. I can honestly say so far, i am doing good while this peri menopause passes through my life. thank you so much for all you do and everything you share. Blessings from Puerto Rico!

@lanapoulliot7682 6 лет назад

You have helped me a lot! I get lightheadedness at work quite often and I think it's a lot to do with dehydration

@TorqueTheRich 6 лет назад

A great topic that has affected my family. My wife was totally up front with her boss, a "Christian" woman in her early thirties, about her struggles and was still nitpicked to death about every mistake she made to the point where she had to quit a few days ago. Absolutely no empathy or sympathy.

@kavitasindha8549 5 лет назад

I am 44 old I have a body Pain ,Muscle pain ,joint pain and back pain,but my period have ranguler and period Shoter,heavier please symptoms is.peri menopause or menopause please answer

@suededogs9670 4 года назад

In my experience , most of the female bosses i worked for have been complete cows whatever your problem is . I think blokes are better / easier to work for - and i'm a female

@tammystegall5130 5 лет назад

So happy to have found you ! Im 54 and going through it all .From what I hear you have to keep your estrogen up .My husband and I have a restaurant and im absolutely drained when I leave there at 2 idk just tired and when my daughter has her period I have started back cramping and haveing mine again uuuugh .No motivation .I could go on and on .Thank you

@AvogelCoUk 5 лет назад

Hi Tammy Yes, it is a good idea to keep oestrogen levels stable as this can often create a better menopause. You could look for a fermented soya supplement or the herb Black Cohosh as both of tehse are known to be of benefit. Your local health store should be able to help you.

@tammystegall5130 5 лет назад

Thank you Soo much .

@knjmoorhouse5093 3 года назад

Thank you.

@AvogelCoUk 3 года назад

You're welcome! Best Wishes Eileen

@kalebremillard7720 2 года назад

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@kalebremillard7720 2 года назад

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@carlacorbin2202 2 года назад

Good day. I would like to ask a question. I have not had a period for about two years now . May last period was March 2020 but I'm having so many different systems at once. Does this mean that I'm almost to the end of this dreadful experience? I'm 56 years old.

@AvogelCoUk 2 года назад

Hi Carla You are considered post-menopause after 2 years without a period. However, this time scale is more to do with no longer being able to get pregnant rather than symptoms stopping. However, most women do find that symptoms start to tail off over this period but, unfortunately, it is difficult to tell how long this may last as it is different for every woman. Best Wishes Eileen