Dr. Rachel Rubin

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3,407 appearances 3 recordings 3 series first heard May 2025 last heard 22 Jun

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The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett · Dr Rachel Rubin: Women’s Sexual Health, Menopause, Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT), and Orgasms! · 22 Jun 2026 podcast

Some people get dry eyes, itchy ears, burning mouth, joint pain.

Some people get irregular periods.

Some people get pain with sex.

Some people get UTIs.

I would love to talk about why hormones are so important for the bladder and UTI prevention.

And so there are so many symptoms

And everyone says, oh, we're blaming everything on hormones.

And the truth is, we haven't talked about hormones enough to actually start looking at this to figure out what is important and what is hormonally important.

So it's hard to know for sure, but some people think that is the progesterone.

So your sleep starts to get a little crazy.

Anxiety starts to go up.

And so some people will start with progesterone as a support for sort of perimenopausal hormone therapy.

But estrogen can also help with many of those symptoms.

So it's not a one size fits all of whether we give people everybody gets progesterone or everybody gets estrogen.

Sometimes people just get testosterone because remember that falls in your 30s.

You know, so there's sometimes where we do all three and there's sometimes where we do just one or two.

Now, it's a very evolving conversation because most of the book answers, most of the guidelines really talk about menopause.

And that's a very important and evolving conversation that is happening.

Yeah.

So it's important because... And what is HRT?

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