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Johannesburg, South Africa
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Meet Rebecca - San Antonio Woman

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By John Hogg
| San Antonio Woman Magazine Verified
By John Hogg, MD, DABR, DABVLM, RPVI, RPhS, RVT, RVS Founder, Medical Vein Clinic I want to tell you about a patient of mine, Rebecca. A few years ago, she was the kind of person who said yes to life. She had climbed Machu Picchu, traveled the world, taught school in Havana, spent time in the islands of Mexico, and even lived abroad. She was active, adventurous, and eager to see the world. And then, little by little, things started to slow down. It began with knee pain.
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Why You Can’t Sleep

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By John Hogg
| San Antonio Woman Magazine Verified
By John Hogg, MD, DABR, DABVLM, RPVI, RPhS, RVT, RVS Founder, Medical Vein Clinic You know the routine. It’s 2 AM, and you’re awake again. You flip the pillow, adjust the covers, shift your legs, and try to get comfortable. A hot flash hits, and now you’re fully awake, staring at the ceiling while everyone else sleeps. If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone. Somewhere between 40 and 60 percent of menopausal women deal with significant sleep disruption.
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Hot Flashes Can Be a Warning Sign

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By John Hogg
| San Antonio Woman Magazine Verified
By John Hogg, MD, DABR, DABVLM, RPVI, RPhS, RVT, RVS Founder, Medical Vein Clinic You experience a wave of heat. Your face flushes. Your neck and torso get sweaty. You reach for a fan or max your car’s AC.. The heat explosion lasts a few minutes, and then you get back to your day, hoping no one noticed the beads on your lips and your makeup sliding. But, hot flash is not just a temperature event. It is a vascular event.
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