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Published by Dr Kafa Lee
Fiercely Well Podcast with Dr Kafa Lee Medicine that sees the whole woman. Dr Kafa Lee — Women's Health Specialist GP, founder of Arami Women's Health, and Menopause Society Certified Practitioner — brings you honest, in-depth conversations about women's health that go beyond the standard appointment. Each episode dives into the topics women are often told to just live with: from perimenopause and menopause, reproductive and sexual health, PMDD, ADHD in women, hormones, longevity, and preventative care — with a rotating lineup of experts, clinicians, and guests who bring real depth to the conversation. This isn't quick-fix content. It's slow medicine for the podcast format: whole-person and unafraid of nuance. New episodes regularly. Subscribe to stay fiercely informed about your health. 🔗 Dr Kafa Lee: https://www.drkafalee.com.au/ 📸 Instagram: @drkafalee
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Why does it take women several years to seek help for heavy periods? In this first episode of Fiercely Well, Dr Kafa Lee sits down with obstetrician and gynaecologist A/Prof Talat Uppal, founder of Women's Health Road and Bleed Better, for an honest look at menstrual literacy and why so many women normalise symptoms that shouldn't be normal. They cover the four pillars of abnormal uterine bleeding, why non-hormonal treatment options are so underused, the surprising links between iron deficiency and outcomes in the next generation, and why endometrial cancer rates are on the rise. Part clinical, part personal, this conversation is a reminder that you don't have to accept a substandard quality of life.
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