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Health Insights
Clear health information, without the noise.
Explore clinically responsible information from Mahila doctors, clinicians and invited health professionals. Each insight is designed to help you understand a concern, prepare for a conversation or know when to seek individual advice.
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Periods and Pelvic HealthPeriods, pelvic pain, heavy menstrual bleeding, endometriosis and related concerns.Read more
PCOS and Hormonal HealthPCOS, menstrual cycles, metabolic health and hormonal change.Read more
Perimenopause and MenopauseSymptoms, treatment decisions, sexual health, preventive care and life after the final period.Read more
Sexual and Reproductive HealthContraception, STI screening, vulval health, sexual comfort and reproductive decisions.Read more
Complex and Chronic HealthMCAS, POTS, ME/CFS and the experience of managing overlapping symptoms.Read more
Gut and Metabolic HealthDigestive symptoms, SIBO, dysbiosis, weight and metabolic health.Read more- Neurodivergence and Women's HealthAdult ADHD and the ways attention, executive function and hormonal change may intersect.Read more
Preparing for an AppointmentPractical guidance on symptom information, questions, consent, tests and follow-up.Read more
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Information from people who work in health
Health Insights may include contributions from Mahila doctors, clinicians and invited health professionals with relevant experience.
Each article should clearly identify who wrote it, their professional role and where the full article was originally published. Where clinical review is required, the reviewer and review date should also be recorded.
The presence of an invited contributor does not imply that they practise at Mahila or that Mahila endorses every aspect of their wider work.
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Use information as a starting point
An article can inform you. It cannot assess you.
Health information can help you recognise a pattern or prepare questions, but it cannot account for your medical history and individual circumstances.
If an article raises a concern about your health, speak with an appropriate health professional rather than relying on online information for diagnosis or treatment.