
What to Do When Menopause Won’t Let You Sleep
I have a confession: Sleeping is not my greatest skill. That is why I am…
I have a confession: Sleeping is not my greatest skill. That is why I am…
When you rely on your ob/gyn for more than sexual health issues, make sure you’re getting these key health checks at your wellness visits.
The patient: Mary, a youthful modern dance instructor in her late 60’s, wants to retain…
Bottom Line Inc President Sara Hiner introduces women’s health expert Dr. Holly Lucille, an author,…
The modern view of menopause, from a medical perspective, is extremely body-focused and tends to…
There are many symptoms associated with menopause. One of the most well-known is hot flashes.…
The patient: Sally, a hard driving 45-year-old NYC executive and mother of 2 teen-aged daughters.…
If you are going to get hot and sticky and sweaty, you might as well…
I think the hardest part of going through the process of menopause is that you…
Considering that women comprise 50% of the population, and that we all experience (or are…
The fifth chapter of Dr. Robert A. Wilson’s book called Feminine Forever, written in 1966,…
Many women feel less sexy as they go through the changes associated with menopause. Holly…
Perimenopause, the time before menopause, is when the hormonal symptoms that signal menopause begin. This is…
One day, a small opening appeared on a cocoon. A man sat and watched for…
If you’re a woman who urinates when you laugh or cough, or sometimes feels overcome…
Holly Lucille, ND, RN, women’s health expert and author of Bottom Line Inc’s The Natural…
One of the lesser known symptoms of menopause is changes in a woman’s bone health.…
What should you talk to your doctor about after menopause? Holly Lucille, ND, RN, women’s…
Today, the medical view of menopause is that it is a pathology, as if it…
Throughout adulthood, women regularly have Pap smears, but should they continue to have this test…
Throughout adulthood, women regularly have Pap smears, but should they continue to have this test after menopause? Absolutely, says Holly Lucille, ND, RN, women’s health expert and author of Bottom Line Inc’s The Natural Side of Menopause blog. Pap smears look for cervical changes and remain important as a screening device even after menopause. Women also should continue to be screened for HPV (human papillomavirus), which can lie dormant in the body for many years.