We have moved to new premises at: OneWelbeck, 1 WELBECK STREET, MARYLEBONE, LONDON, W1G 0AR
54% of UK People Don’t Know What Endometriosis is: Signs to be Aware of and When to See a Doctor. In the UK, despite approximately 1.5 million women, and those assigned female at birth, being affected by endometriosis, more than half of people do not…
Menopause is a time of changing hormone levels. Skin is the largest organ in our body; it’s connected to our nervous system and is influenced by stress and hormones. How do we best protect our skin without neglecting the needs of our bones during the…
In this blog article, Hormone Health’s Nutritional Therapist, Antonia de Gier shares information about the support available during the tumultuous time following breast cancer treatment for women. Particularly when hormone replacement therapy (HRT) is not an option. A breast cancer diagnosis is a huge shock…
In the run up to World Menopause Day 2024 we asked Hormone Health Associate Dr Justine Setchell to share her thoughts on menopause and weight gain. Weight gain is often one of the most distressing menopause symptoms faced by many women, as Dr Setchell explains, …
World Menopause Day, spearheaded by the International Menopause Society, is held every year on the 18th of October. At Hormone Health, we support World Menopause Day as our team of associates provide healthcare for women in the sexual, reproductive and post-reproductive phases of their lives….
In support of World Menopause Day 2024 we asked Hormone Health Associate Dr Imogen Shaw to share her thoughts on menopause and and sexual dysfunction. More from Dr Imogen Shaw In this blog article Dr Imogen Shaw explores the effects of low libido and the…
We are delighted to announce that Hormone Health has moved to new state-of-the-art premises at OneWelbeck. One-stop consultation OneWelbeck is one of the country’s largest and most modern specialist facilities for diagnostics and therapeutics. Our new service on the women’s health floor will facilitate one-stop…
In this article Hormone Health Associate Professor Mary Ann Lumsden explains ovarian cancer, its symptoms, treatment, and the importance of knowing when to seek advice from your doctor. Where are the ovaries? The ovaries are located on either side of the uterus in the pelvis….
The human body consists of around 60% water, so it should be no surprise then that it is important to stay hydrated to maintain health and wellbeing. Staying hydrated during menopause is even more important and can help alleviate some menopausal symptoms. Benefits of hydration…
In this article, Hormone Health Associate and Registered Nutritional Therapist, Antonia de Gier explains the support she offers and how our Nutritional Health Support Package can help. As many women in their 40s and 50s realise or become increasingly aware, these decades can become a…