Testosterone for women | Confidence in Menopause
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- čas přidán 3. 03. 2024
- In this presentation, Dr Louise Newson looks at the role of the hormone testosterone throughout a woman’s body, the impact of menopause, and testosterone as a menopause treatment.
This presentation covers:
• About testosterone - is it just a male hormone?
• Why testosterone is a key hormone for women throughout the body
• Sex and the perimenopause and menopause
• Genitourinary syndrome of the menopause (GSM)
• NICE menopause guidelines covering testosterone and reduced sexual desire
• Physical and psychological symptoms of the perimenopause and menopause
• Hypoactive sexual desire disorder (HSDD)
• Common concerns and misconceptions around testosterone use
• Long term safety data, and Newson Health retrospective cohort study on testosterone
• Who should consider using testosterone?
• Preparations and dose, review and monitoring
• Testosterone for women in the UK: the current picture
If you would like to learn more about the perimenopause and menopause, you can access the full Confidence in Menopause course here: newson-health.teachable.com/p...
Dr. Louise Newson should win a Nobel Peace Prize for all she is doing for womankind. Her research and tactful delivery of solid evidence based scientific material (that the medical community and all women need to be made aware of) are truly superb. Thank you so much Dr. Newson for your dedication to improving health outcomes for women worldwide. You are appreciated greatly!
I agree!!
SHe is a grifter who makes loads of money out of women HRT. Dont be stupid and naive.
Here, here 👏🏻 👏🏻 I love her!! ❤️
This is helpful. Why don't the doctors know. Im getting the run around for a year
In the US, we have clinics that use a testosterone pellet where the dose is prepared for women. They also can do cream. Usually can’t get it from GP or OBGYN. Have to pay out of pocket.
Wonderful presentation, thank you!! One day, it will be you shown on slides in a medical history lesson ❤️. What you’ve achieved in women’s health is truly remarkable and can’t thank you enough. I know it’s a bit weird to say this but, i really do love you!
Wonderful presentation, thank you for illuminating your knowledge on this important subject. I have also been looking at Dr. Rebecca Glaser's work, who claims estrodial cream coupled with testosterone might be considered before going on oral or hrt systemically delivered through the liver.
Wauw what a great presentation!!! Thank you
I just got some testosterone cream today! I'm so excited to see what happens. :)
Thank you SO much for all you are doing to help women Louise. Please can I ask, are all the GPs in your clinics fully up to date with all your research?
After fifteen years post hysterectomy and experiencing every symptom on the list you described (hell) i finally have been able to get HRT (Divigel and testosterone cream from a compounding pharmacy). I’m angry it took so long to live healthy again and feel like the damage is done but better late than never to enjoy some life left and my grand children, husband, and love life again. It’s an absolute tragedy women have been treated as second class citizens to men. I’m so glad that women are now doctors and scientists in greater numbers because that’s what it took. The internet as well I credit for allowing women to share their horror stories and highlight this so we can all live a quality life. Thank you so much for your contribution to womankind. We are after all, one half the population of the earth and give birth to the other half.
1:45 this is insane!!
I’m looking for a good clinic in the uk that isn’t too expensive if anyone could recommend
My sleep anxiety come back again!!
It's crippling and debilitating I feel a overwhelming intense heat on my face, feel I can't breathe!
I've changed my hrt from patch to a gel as I wasn't absorbing well, my mireena coil is misplaced and awaiting for an op to remove it , I've been waiting for a year on the nhs!!!
I've been suggested to take utragestran 100mg , I'm to scared to take it by mouth as I'm progesterone intolerance as I've always suffered from pms .
So I've been using utragestran every other night vaginally, I get sore breasts and my anxiety come back worse than every😢
I feel lost with this debilitating SLEEP ANXIETY!❤
@janemasini356 have you tried a sexual health clinic to remove the mirena coil?
You need to go PRIVATE. Get that coil out as soon as you can. I say it's the Progestin that is causing issues too. Get on a high dose of Magnesium bisglycinate and start taking Vit D3 daily all year round. Get on liver support supplements too. Take one in the evening. High quality supplements.
You need Melatonin as well.
torture!