The NHS said most people will need to stay on HRT to manage menopause symptoms like hot flushes for two to five years, but advises to check in with your doctor yearly once on the medication.

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Menopause hit me at 46 and HRT didn’t work – these every day hacks did, says PT PT, author and mum-of-three Lavina Mehta MBE reveals how she navigated the menopause when medication failed to ...