UTIs, Husky Voices, and Menopause at 16: The Surprising Science
New research reveals how vaginal microbiome disruption and bacterial reservoirs cause recurrent UTIs in postmenopausal women. We also explore how estrogen loss affects vocal cords, creating huskier voices, and hear a powerful story about premature ovarian insufficiency at age 16. Key Takeaways: • Recurrent UTIs in postmenopausal women are linked to both vaginal microbiome imbalance and bacterial reservoirs in the rectum • Estrogen loss can cause vocal cord changes, leading to deeper, raspier voices that affect identity and professional life • Premature ovarian insufficiency affects about 1 in…
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