15/04/2026
I’ve just seen an interview on TV about the governments new Women’s Health Strategy that is being introduced to clamp down on the medical misogyny that women face every single day in the NHS. The strategy wants to deliver much quicker diagnosis for women by health practitioners who listen and who genuinely want to help and support women. It can take years, up to 10 years for some to get a diagnosis at the moment for conditions including PMDD, PCOS and Endometriosis. We all know how challenging it can be to get the right support for Perimenopause but will it actually make enough of a difference? Part of the strategy is to hold back some of the funding medical practices receive for their work until patient feedback is given. Money does always talk but how easy this will be to roll out and if actually GPs are going to put the work into finally listening and wanting to help remains to be seen. Just to say there are a lot of wonderful GPs, mine is amazing, but there are also many who are totally disrespectful, need up to date training and seem like they have no intention of helping whatsoever. Let’s see where we are with this in a years time 🤔