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Kristyn Martin
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Journalist and Senior Manager of Custom Content, Yahoo Entertainment
New York
Beats
Pop CultureSports
Finance/politics.
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Some women say their doctors dismissed their menopause symptoms. Here’s how to advocate for yourself.
By Kristyn Martin Verified| Yahoo Canada Verified Many women in the U.S. aren't being treated for menopause symptoms by doctors. (Illustration: Aisha Yousaf for Yahoo; photo: Getty Images)Two years ago, 49-year-old Tina Mulryan, a New York City hair colorist, visited her primary care physician looking for answers. For over a year she had been waking up several times at night, suffering from hot flashes and experiencing brain fog during the day. Mulryan tells Yahoo Life she used to have plenty of energy but recently was feeling depleted.
Some women say their doctors dismissed their menopause symptoms. Here’s how to advocate for yourself.
By Kristyn Martin Verified| Yahoo News Malaysia Verified Many women in the U.S. aren't being treated for menopause symptoms by doctors. (Illustration: Aisha Yousaf for Yahoo; photo: Getty Images)Two years ago, 49-year-old Tina Mulryan, a New York City hair colorist, visited her primary care physician looking for answers. For over a year she had been waking up several times at night, suffering from hot flashes and experiencing brain fog during the day. Mulryan tells Yahoo Life she used to have plenty of energy but recently was feeling depleted.
Some women say their doctors dismissed their menopause symptoms. Here’s how to advocate for yourself.
By Kristyn Martin Verified| Yahoo Canada Verified Many women in the U.S. aren't being treated for menopause symptoms by doctors. (Illustration: Aisha Yousaf for Yahoo; photo: Getty Images)Two years ago, 49-year-old Tina Mulryan, a New York City hair colorist, visited her primary care physician looking for answers. For over a year she had been waking up several times at night, suffering from hot flashes and experiencing brain fog during the day. Mulryan tells Yahoo Life she used to have plenty of energy but recently was feeling depleted.
Company Info
Yahoo Entertainment
New York, United States