Menopause Explained
Early menopause typically affects women aged 40 to 45, while premature ovarian insufficiency occurs in those under 40. The majority of cases are idiopathic, meaning the cause remains unknown, but genetic factors, autoimmune diseases, and medical treatments also play significant roles. Understanding these distinctions is crucial, especially since women experiencing menopause at a younger age face heightened health risks, including heart disease and osteoporosis.In this clip
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030 - Early Menopause and POI - Dr Sarah Ball and Dr Louise Newson
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