The transition from Medicine 1.0 to 2.0 was a slog: theres a doctor, Semmelweis, who was around only a few decades before Pasteur, who proposed many new ideas that were adopted later, but who died in an insane asylum because he was so mocked

Up to 75% of women experience hot flashes or night sweats during their menopause journey, with symptoms nearly five times more prevalent in perimenopause than premenopause Declining estrogen levels disrupt the hypothalamus, causing the body's internal thermostat to malfunction and trigger sudden sweating episodes Alcohol, caffeine, spicy foods, stress, and warm bedroom temperatures can significantly worsen nocturnal sweating Practical solutions include moisture-wicking sleepwear, cooling bedding, and keeping bedroom temperatures between 60-67F Hormone replacement therapy and non-hormonal options exist for severe cases, but tracking symptoms helps doctors provide accurate diagnoses Waking up drenched in sweat at 3 AM is exhausting, frustrating, and far more common than most women realize
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Clinical evidence suggests that whilst these medicines do not directly damage the eyes, they may be associated with worsening diabetic retinopathy in certain patients, particularly those with pre-existing eye disease who experience rapid improvements in blood glucose control