Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Women with epilepsy deserve the same access to personalised menopause care as everyone else.
Too often, conversations about hormone treatments (HRT) stop before they’ve even started because healthcare professionals lack the confidence to discuss hormones in the context of epilepsy. But confidence comes with education.
In this week’s podcast, specialist nurse Sian Rees shares why improving understanding of the difference between body identical and synthetic hormones is so important, how education is empowering healthcare professionals to have better conversations and why this could help more women access the care they need.
So if this is a topic you’re interested in, listen to the full episode now via the link in our bio.
Women with epilepsy deserve the same access to personalised menopause care as everyone else.
Too often, conversations about hormone treatments (HRT) stop before they’ve even started because healthcare professionals lack the confidence to discuss hormones in the context of epilepsy. But confidence comes with education.
In this week’s podcast, specialist nurse Sian Rees shares why improving understanding of the difference between body identical and synthetic hormones is so important, how education is empowering healthcare professionals to have better conversations and why this could help more women access the care they need.
So if this is a topic you’re interested in, listen to the full episode now via the link in our bio.
