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How can Menopause affect mental health?
Menopause and mental health: what you need to know While menopause is often associated with physical changes, the emotional and psychological effects can be just as significant. Many women experience mood swings, anxiety, and depression during this time, but there is support available. Here’s how menopause can affect mental health and what you can do…
Read MoreMenopause and Urinary Incontinence
Managing urinary incontinence during menopause As women enter menopause, the deciline in oestrogen can weaken pelvic muscles, leading to urinary incontinence. This common but often under-discussed issue can significantly affect quality of life. Let’s explore the connection between menopause and bladder control, and how you can manage it effectively. Why menopause affects bladder control Lower…
Read MoreTestosterone and Menopause
Understanding testosterone and its role in Menopause Testosterone is often thought of as a ‘male hormone’, but it plays a crucial role in women’s health too, especially during menopause. As women age, their testosterone levels naturally decline, contributing to lower energy, libido, and mental clarity. Here’s how testosterone therapy can make a difference for women…
Read MoreHow to boost confidence during Menopause
Thriving through change: How to boost confidence during menopause. Menopause is often viewed as a challenging phase in a women’s life, filled with physical and emotional changes. It’s easy for confidence to take a hit during this time, but menopause doesn’t have to be disempowering. Instead, it can be seen as an opportunity to embrace…
Read MoreBev’s Journey – from Housekeeper to Registered Nurse.
Beverley Pexman’s career at St Hugh’s Hospital began over a decade ago, a shift from her previous work in a supermarket. Seeking more fulfilling work, she ventured into the caring profession, initially in a care home before finding her way to St Hugh’s Hospital. She joined the team as a housekeeper, knowing it would be…
Read MoreSt Hugh’s Hospital awarded Silver Award for commitment to patient safety by the National Joint Registry
St Hugh’s Hospital is celebrating after being named as a National Joint Registry (NJR) Quality Data Provider again, this time receiving a Silver Award.
Read MoreHealthcare workers of the future
Offering work experience opportunities to school pupils.
Read MoreIt’s a Knockout!
St Hugh’s Hospital’s team raises a ‘Knockout’ amount for charity
Read MoreAnother NJR Quality Data Provider Award
St Hugh’s Hospital is celebrating after receiving another National Joint Registry (NJR) Quality Data Provider Certificate.
Read MoreFree Cosmetic Surgery Consultations
Free mini consultations with Cosmetic Sister Sarah Grantham
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