UTIs, Sleep, and Back Pain — The Menopause Symptoms Nobody Takes Seriously
This episode goes deep on three menopause symptoms that don't get the attention they deserve. Recurring UTIs can become life-threatening in menopause due to hormonal changes in the urinary tract — and the FDA has been slow to act. Also covered: a new randomized trial on a non-sedating sleep supplement for women whose sleep problems have nothing to do with night sweats, and what a new study says about why so many postmenopausal women live with chronic low back pain. Key Takeaways: • Recurring UTIs in menopause are often caused by genitourinary syndrome of menopause (GSM) — tissue changes in…
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