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When women live with chronic physical illness, psychological therapy is often offered. This can help, but it’s no substitute for medical care, and can harm health in the process, argues Dr Sula Windgassen

ADVICE FROM OUR WOMAN’S WEEKLY DOCTOR

THE WAY I SEE IT... Wise words from ...

Q I’m struggling with my mood through the menopause. Initially, I was tearful a lot of the time, but this seems to have developed into being very short-fused. I’m often screaming at my teenage childre

Rebecca thought her post-baby tummy and tiredness were down to mum life. But a trip to the toilet left her flushed with shock…