Dr Robin Noble and Amber Edwards joined the show to talk about why so many women are still going without informed menopause care, and what they can do about it.
More than 55 million women in the US are somewhere on the perimenopause-to-menopause journey, yet the Menopause Society counts only around 6,700 certified menopause practitioners. That gap sits at the heart of EncorVita’s mission: giving healthcare providers the evidence-based education they need, so women get the care they deserve.
In the interview, Dr. Noble explains why symptoms are so often missed. Perimenopause can start in the early forties and show up as sleep problems, migraines, anxiety, hair loss or even frozen shoulder, and it is frequently treated by specialists who never connect it to hormones. She also addresses the outdated fears around hormone therapy and the real long-term risks to bone and heart health if the transition is left unmanaged. Her advice to women: trust your instincts, raise it early, and ask your provider directly whether menopause is something they are confident managing.
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