The UK’s biggest ever study into the menopause found women recognise hot flushes, night sweats ... Naomi Potter claims other ailments such as tinnitus, urinary infections, change in body ...

Hot flushes, mood swings and reduced libido are ... Menopause can also leave women with the unpleasant sensation of tinnitus, in theory. This is when you hear noises that aren't coming from ...

Both hot and cold flushes are thought to be related to the area of the brain that controls temperature being affected by fluctuating oestrogen levels. Vertigo, tinnitus and changes in hearing ...

Despite this, women tend to only recognise about five - namely hot flushes, night sweats ... contains bicarbonate of soda to neutralize acid. Tinnitus - characterised by a ringing, buzzing ...

Although more commonly known menopausal signs include hot flushes and night sweats ... t know burning mouth is - and it’s the same for tinnitus (93%) and body odour (86%).

Hot flushes are all but synonymous with the menopause ... Menopause specialist Dr Naomi Potter reveals that tinnitus, UTIs, weaker bones and a change in body odour also feature in the list ...

When a hot flush takes place, Dr. Haver says ... Dr. Haver argues that a lot of women don’t know that menopause can cause “tinnitus, or vertigo that came out of nowhere suddenly in this ...

The face flushes, the heart races. Fingers tingle and perspiration washes over the body. They’re hot flushes, and for more than 70 per cent of women, they’re an inconvenient and sometimes ...

Hot flushes and night sweats are typical symptoms of menopause, with vaginal dryness, muscle and joint pains, mood changes and sleep disturbance also commonly reported. Up to 75% of women ...