Discover the latest Menopause news and scientific insights

Gel and patch are both transdermal forms of estrogen; the difference is in dosing, skin and routine, not in how well the hormone works.

Tinnitus is not a recognised menopause symptom and the evidence for a direct hormonal cause is weak; discover what else plays a role and when to consult a doctor.

Falling hormones affect your tear film. What causes dry eyes in menopause, what actually helps, and why hormone therapy is not a solution here.

What changes lastingly in postmenopause for your bones, cardiovascular system, mucous membranes, sleep, skin and weight, and what you can do about it.

What to watch for with hormone therapy in menopause if you have kidney problems, with the emphasis on a tailored plan shaped by your doctor and nephrologist.

Tingling occurs in some women during menopause, but the hormonal link is weakly supported and many other causes must be ruled out first.

At Menovia, BIG-registered doctors use GLP-1 medication in a targeted way alongside bio-identical hormone therapy, with blood testing, DNA testing, and monitoring of muscle and bone mass.

Heart palpitations in menopause: when they're normal and when blood testing is needed. Practical steps, the thyroid connection, and the Menovia program explained.

Buying bio-identical hormones: discover which route is safe in 2026, what a program costs, and what to look for before starting hormone therapy.