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Instagram LIVE: Menopause, The Symptoms And Dealing With Urinary Incontinence
Instagram LIVE: Menopause, The Symptoms And Dealing With Urinary Incontinence
October 04, 2021
Instagram LIVE: Menopause, The Symptoms And Dealing With Urinary Incontinence
Tuesday, October 5 at 4.30pm
We are delighted to be joined by Hazel Hayden @bristolmenopause_clinic on Tuesday, October 5 at 4.30pm to talk about menopause, the symptoms and dealing with urinary incontinence.
Hazel is the founder of The Bristol Menopause & Wellwoman Clinic. She is a British Menopause Society Registered Menopause Specialist and a Registered Nurse Practioner.
Hazel has been working in women's health since 2006 with a special interest in menopause and sexual health. She has treated menopausal women with all types of symptoms.
"My aim is to help you navigate through this difficult time using a holistic, individual approach to menopause. This can include diet, exercise and lifestyle advice as well as discussing treatment options which may include HRT."
We hope you can join us for this LIVE!
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