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Bloody Menopause

A bold and honest podcast about menopause — raw, funny, and real. Open conversations about bodies, freedom, hormones, identity, and pleasure. Because laughing, speaking, and existing are acts of resistance.

Podcast · By Teresa Silva · English · Official site

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Sep 26, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 26, 2026

    Desire Went Out for Cigarettes and Never Came Back! (opens the original)

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    What happens when your sex drive goes out for cigarettes… and never comes back? One day, desire is there. The next, it seems to have packed a suitcase, left without saying goodbye and forgotten to leave a forwarding address. During menopause and perimenopause , sexual desire can change. Sometimes it decreases. Sometimes it seems to disappear altogether. And sometimes it comes back differently. But is it all about hormones? What about exhaustion, stress, poor sleep, vaginal dryness, changes in ar

  2. Episode · Aug 11, 2026

    Emotional Outbursts — It’s Not Always PMS (opens the original)

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    pisode 03 — About mood swings, irritability and emotional outbursts — and that rollercoaster that can take us from laughter to tears in a matter of minutes. Ever cried because you ran out of butter? Snapped at a broken toaster? Felt furious for no obvious reason — and five minutes later wondered what on earth just happened? Menopause mood swings can feel like an emotional rollercoaster with no warning and, occasionally, no brakes. In this episode of Bloody Menopause , Teresa Silva dives into the

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