Everything You Need to Know About Vulval Health & Menopause: A Deep Dive with Dr Sigi Joseph

This episode is all about breaking taboos and helping you access the possibly life changing information we're all not talking enough about. In this empowering edition of After Hours Skin Clinic, consultant dermatologist Dr Emma Craythorne is joined by GP and women’s health specialist Dr Sigi Joseph to break down the stigma and silence around vulval health. Focusing on the physical and hormonal changes that occur during perimenopause and post-menopause, they explain what’s normal, what might need attention, as well as what treatments, including HRT (hormone replacement therapy), can make a real difference. This is the essential guide to vulval health every woman deserves but rarely receives. Topics include: Dryness, itching, irritation, discharge, and changes in appearance The impact of hormonal changes, especially declining estrogen What you need to know about HRT and topical estrogen treatments How to care for your vulva: pH balance, skincare, and safe products including lubricants The effects of smoking and caffeine on vulval irritation and tissue healing Common myths and the truth about smell, appearance and pubic hair When to see your GP, dermatologist, or menopause specialist Whether you’re going through menopause, supporting someone who is, or simply want to understand your body better, this episode delivers science-backed, practical advice and empowering reassurance. _____ Have any questions? Send them over to [email protected]  Find us on Instagram @AfterHoursSkinClinic Klira - Founded by Dr Emma Craythorne, Klira is a bespoke luxury skincare formula prescribed by dermatologists. You may hear it mentioned from time to time on the podcast and if you want to find out more head over to klira.skin Producer: Ella Blaxill Series Editor: Eve Streeter Music by Simon Elms. This is a Raconteur Studios Production. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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