Cracking the Menopause by Mariella Frostrup
An informative, humorous and easy to read book by Mariella Frostrup
(Includes small contributions from Portland Hospital specialists)

An informative, humorous and easy to read book by Mariella Frostrup
(Includes small contributions from Portland Hospital specialists)
Very helpful for women who suffer urine infections.
A recent literature review of the long-term use of anticholinergic drugs used to treat overactive bladder symptoms, showed an increase risk of dementia by an average of 46%. Anticholinergic drugs include oxybutynin, solifenacin, darifenacin, tolterodine and trospium. ( Neurology and urodynamics 2021;40:15-24 )
The Guideline group (which I was part of) feel this will open the door for women to learn, understand and be empowered to ask about whether a pessary is the right option for them. The full guideline can be accessed here https://www.ukcs.uk.net/UK-Pessary-Guideline-2021, The patient information section is here https://thepogp.co.uk/patient_information/womens_health/pessaries_for_prolapse.aspx
The use of mesh placed under the mid-urethra (Tension free Vaginal Tape), continues to be suspended – Baroness Cumberledge has completed her report, and the RCOG are implementing the recommendations