Recurrent UTIs after menopause

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Vaginal health

Why urinary infections become more common after menopause and a prevention protocol covering hydration, habits and the conversation to have with your clinician.

  1. 1. Hydrate steadily
  2. 2. Empty fully and often
  3. 3. Rethink irritants
  4. 4. Know the oestrogen connection
  5. 5. Track episodes
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Observe what changes while you follow this protocol — sleep, energy, mood and more, compared with your own baseline.

This is an observational comparison based on your reported and connected data. It does not establish that this Protocol caused the changes.

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