Manchester & North West Zoom Meeting
In this talk Annice will cover many practical lifestyle based solutions that are prescriptive for the specific symptoms and health issues occurring in Menopause today.
Menopause is a natural hormone transition and can cause significant symptoms in many women. HRT doesn’t always resolve symptoms, nor is it safe for all women to use. There are many options to bolster quality of life, and enable long term health through menopause, which do not involve taking medication forever.
All women should be supported to implement a range of holistic lifestyle strategies which will bolster long term health, as well as reduce menopause symptoms, with no risks or side effects. In addition to general lifestyle approaches, women should be supported to identify a menopause management path tailored to their individual needs that enables them to thrive through menopause. The right path will not be the same path for everyone because every woman’s menopause experience is unique.
In this talk Annice will cover many practical lifestyle based solutions that are prescriptive for the specific symptoms and health issues occurring in Menopause today.
About Dr Annice Mukherjee
Dr Annice Mukherjee is a Consultant Endocrinologist and Author. She practices at Spire Manchester, OrthTeam centre and HCA Wilmslow Hospitals. She was an NHS consultant at Salford Royal Hospital until 2019, having worked in the NHS for 27 years.
Annice is renowned for her holistic, personalised medicine style of practice. As a clinical endocrinologist she has a special interest in women’s health, menopause, puberty, thyroid disease, calcium and bone disorders, hormone consequences of cancer treatment (late effects), and chronic fatigue management.
Annice has held elected positions on national committees for the Society for Endocrinology. She is an Honorary Senior Lecturer at the University of Manchester, Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, and member of the British Thyroid Association and British Menopause Society. Annice published her first book “The Complete Guide to the Menopause” with Penguin Random House publisher in 2021.