Dr. Sharon Malone
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 23 Jul
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The effects of the lack of estrogen and hormones in your body will affect you from that point forward.
Your bones, your brain, your skin, your hair, all of it.
So that's why I said I don't want people to go, oh, I'm over it.
And you know what they mean when they say I'm over menopause?
They're usually, they're saying that their hot flashes went away.
And menopause is so much more than a hot flash.
I mean, that's the least of the things.
But hot flashes are often harbingers of things to come.
Well, women who have more severe hot flashes and more frequent hot flashes, sometimes it is a marker for...
impending cardiac issues because what happens to women who have a lot of hot flashes and who has the most hot flashes black women do they have hot flashes that are more severe they last longer and they start earlier so you know when i told you perimenopause is four to ten years if you're an african-american woman in this country is closer to 10 years
So, you are most symptomatic during perimenopause.
So, all the time.
You may be still getting your period.
That's the worst.
I'm getting my period and hot flashes, but it can happen.
And then there's also about 20% of women whose hot flashes will continue into their 60s, 70s, and beyond.
Dr. Malone, don't be telling me this.
Really?
To these symptoms?
I think it is a big factor because I think that the reason why black women tend to experience these symptoms more, and this would be true of any chronic disease, it's not just perimenopause and menopause, is that chronic stress is toxic to whether you're talking about weight gain, whether you're talking about your cancer risk.
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