72% of women* were told little-to-no information about crash menopause. That's why we we need to keep the conversation going.
Some cancer treatments can affect your hormones and trigger menopause symptoms or an early menopause.
Symptoms can be more intense than during natural menopause because your hormone levels drop very quickly.
Menopause is still often considered a taboo topic. But knowing what to expect and how to manage the symptoms and health implications of menopause can hugely improve your quality of life.
Find your nearest Maggie's centre and speak to a cancer support specialist about joining a menopause and cancer workshop.
We are using our voice to talk about and raise awareness of crash menopause in our centres and across our platforms.
Our experts are educating people at Maggie's and colleagues across the organisation through informative menopause workshops.
Through our own research, we have learned the importance of our advocacy and how much work there is still to do.
Maggie's has initiated and hosted talks and conversations with NHS experts, doctors, MPs and celebrities affected by crash menopause.
Visit our social channels and share our content to educate and empower more women experiencing crash menopause.
* 72% of women who took part in our survey who had received a cancer diagnosis were told little-to-nothing about early menopause.
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