In a perfect world, women should sail through menopause, waving goodbye to monthly cycles and hello to a new stage of sexual freedom. As fate would have it, your body and mind may not be on board.
For our first post, check out this recent article, where Dr. Sophocles was interviewed for Heart Insight.
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To round out Heart Health Month, we interviewed Dr. Sophocles for her list of the nine most important things women who have FH (Liezle, please link post 13 at “FH”) and want to become pregnant should keep in mind.
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