Dr Priyanka Mehta Gynaecologist

Dr Priyanka Mehta Gynaecologist đź“ŤCanadian Specialist Hospital,Dubai
👩🏻‍⚕️Specializing in BioIdentical hormones, PCOS & Menopause
❤️Empowering women with holistic care & wellness

09/12/2025

Those warnings inside medicine boxes can be scary—especially for women considering HRT.
For years, estrogen therapy carried black box warnings about breast cancer, heart disease, and dementia.

But now, the FDA has removed these outdated warnings.
A big step forward for women’s health and clearer, science-based guidance.

If you have a uterus, estrogen must be paired with progesterone—this warning still stays.
But overall, this update helps women approach HRT with confidence, not fear.

You deserve clarity.
You deserve safe choices.
You deserve to feel supported. 💛✨

🧿 This information is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment provided by your physician or healthcare provider 🧿

Perimenopause can begin years before your period stops — and it doesn’t look the same for everyone.For some, it’s hot fl...
04/12/2025

Perimenopause can begin years before your period stops — and it doesn’t look the same for everyone.

For some, it’s hot flashes or irregular cycles.
For others, it’s brain fog, anxiety, migraines, or sudden fatigue.

These symptoms aren’t random — they’re your hormones shifting.
Understanding them early helps you take control, not guess.
If something feels “off,” it’s worth checking your hormone levels.

Save this post for awareness and share it with someone who needs to know they’re not alone.

03/12/2025

Feel like you’re not yourself lately?
Perimenopause can be silent but powerful. Unexpected weight gain, mood swings, hot flashes, brain fog—these aren’t just “in your head.” Your hormones are shifting, and it’s okay to ask for help.
Recognizing these signs early means you can take control—not just survive, but thrive.

Know the signs, honor your body, and start the conversation today.

When migraines start changing in your 30s or 40s, it’s easy to blame stress, screens, or lack of sleep.But often, the re...
02/12/2025

When migraines start changing in your 30s or 40s, it’s easy to blame stress, screens, or lack of sleep.
But often, the real trigger is hormonal.

Fluctuating estrogen levels during perimenopause can cause headaches to appear or intensify — even if you’ve never had them before.
Instead of masking the pain, look deeper.

Check your hormones. Because lasting relief starts with balance.

🧿 This information is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment provided by your physician or healthcare provider 🧿

01/12/2025

If your migraines suddenly got worse in your 40s, it may not be your lifestyle — it could be your hormones.

During perimenopause, estrogen levels swing up and down, and those fluctuations can trigger new or stronger migraines.
That’s why many women keep treating pain without realizing it’s hormonal.

Balancing hormones through medical guidance — not just painkillers — can make a real difference.
It’s not about masking the pain. It’s about fixing the trigger.

🧿 This information is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment provided by your physician or healthcare provider 🧿

Show up for you.Not perfectly. Not with all the answers. Just consistently, gently, bravely.Midlife and perimenopause ca...
30/11/2025

Show up for you.
Not perfectly. Not with all the answers. Just consistently, gently, bravely.

Midlife and perimenopause can feel messy — hormones shift, energy dips, focus scatters. But every day you choose to rise, you’re rewriting your story.

Here’s your reminder:
✨ You don’t need to feel 100% to take one step.
✨ Small actions count.
✨ Showing up for yourself is the win.

Today, choose you.
Your mind, your body, your courage.
One day at a time. đź’›

Have you ever said, “I don’t feel like myself anymore”?A 2024 study in the Menopause Journal explored this phrase — and ...
27/11/2025

Have you ever said, “I don’t feel like myself anymore”?

A 2024 study in the Menopause Journal explored this phrase — and found that 63% of women in perimenopause experience it half the time or more.

The main drivers?
Anxiety, fatigue, brain fog, and mood changes — all linked to hormonal shifts that affect the brain and body.

🌿 You’re not imagining it.
It’s real. It’s hormonal. And it’s absolutely valid.

With the right support, you can restore balance and feel yourself again — calm, confident, and strong.

🧿 This information is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment provided by your physician or healthcare provider 🧿

26/11/2025

You’re in your late 30s or 40s, and suddenly your mood, sleep, or energy feels off.
Doctors call it depression or anxiety.
But sometimes, it’s not mental health — it’s hormonal health.

During perimenopause, estrogen and progesterone fluctuate — affecting mood, confidence, and even motivation.
This phase can start years before your period stops.

Before you reach for medication, get your hormones checked.
Because balance isn’t just emotional — it’s biological.

By speaking up, we empower women to seek the care, clarity, and confidence they deserve. đź’›

🧿 This information is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment provided by your physician or healthcare provider 🧿

Most women don’t realize they make testosterone too — and it quietly powers their energy, focus, and confidence.But as h...
25/11/2025

Most women don’t realize they make testosterone too — and it quietly powers their energy, focus, and confidence.

But as hormone levels drop during perimenopause and menopause, fatigue, low libido, or brain fog can appear.
That’s when balance — not guessing — matters most.

This post clears up common myths about testosterone therapy for women and why it should always be medically guided.

Because hormones aren’t about “more” — they’re about right levels.

Together, let’s break the silence and ensure every woman gets informed, compassionate care from her healthcare team. 💛

🧿 This information is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment provided by your physician or healthcare provider 🧿

24/11/2025

Most people hear “testosterone” and think men.
But women make it too — just in smaller amounts.

Testosterone supports energy, focus, libido, and mood in women.
Levels start to decline during perimenopause and menopause, which is why fatigue, brain fog, or low drive can appear.

The key?
Always measure before you medicate.
Women need only a fraction of the male dose, guided by blood tests and a doctor’s supervision.

Balanced hormones don’t just change how you feel — they change how you function.

Let’s normalize this conversation and help women get the care they deserve through their health care providers. 💛

🧿 This information is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment provided by your physician or healthcare provider 🧿

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Some days at work just fill your heart a little extra.Today was one of those days ✨A patient surprised me with these bea...
23/11/2025

Some days at work just fill your heart a little extra.
Today was one of those days ✨

A patient surprised me with these beautiful, uplifting gifts — reminders of growth, purpose, and staying true to the work that matters.

In healthcare, it’s never just about symptoms and solutions… it’s the human connection, the gratitude, the quiet moments that remind you why you do what you do.

Every day counts.
Every patient counts.
And gestures like this make the journey even more meaningful. 🤍📚✨

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