GP and menopause specialist, Dr Sarah Glynne, joins Dr Louise Newson on the podcast this week to discuss menopause care after breast cancer. The experts share more about the breast cancer steering group established as part of the Newson Health Menopause Society that is working towards producing a consensus statement to support clinicians and improve the quality of life for menopausal women who have had breast cancer.
Dr Sarah Glynne discusses the importance of individualising the risk-benefit ratio for every woman when making decisions around treating the cancer and weighing this up with treating menopausal symptoms. Sarah emphasises the importance of talking through the implications of each of these considerations using a shared decision making process.
Sarah’s three tips for women after breast cancer:
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235 - Menopause and brain health: what’s the link?
234 - Breast cancer treatment and HRT
233 - Gaslighting of genitourinary symptoms of the menopause
232 - Gabby Logan: the power of exercising in midlife
231 - Getting to the truth around HRT and breast cancer with Dr Avrum Bluming
230 - Confronting my menopause fears
229 - Testosterone: beyond libido
228 - Exercise ‘snacks’ and menopause with Lavina Mehta MBE
227 - Children and the menopause: the importance of talking
226 - From PMS to menopause: why we need to talk about hormones
225 - Cardiovascular disease, osteoporosis and HRT
224 Confidence in the Menopause: introducing our revamped course
223 - OCD, depression and the menopause
222 - Empowering women unheard during menopause
221 - Emma Kennedy: the menopause, the speculum and me
220 - Hormones, HRT and advocating for yourself
219 - Mental health and the perimenopause
218 - Tamsen Fadal: Speaking out about the menopause
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