Bonus Practice: #83 Describing menopause symptoms (Med)

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If you’re drenched in sweat, it means you’ve sweated so much that your clothes or sheets are wet.

Practise speaking the dialogue from episode #83 Describing menopause symptoms.


Speaking out loud will help to improve your English speaking fluency and will make it easier for you to remember new vocabulary.

This bonus episode provides interactive speaking practice for the words and phrases you learnt in Episode 83 Describing menopause symptoms.

Don't be shy - just try!

Allan

So, Claire, what are your symptoms?

Claire

I’ve been getting these hot flushes, and I’ve been waking up drenched in sweat.

Allan

That sounds like night sweats. Have you noticed anything else?

Claire

Yeah, my sleep’s been all over the place and I’ve been snapping at people way more than usual.

Allan

Mood swings and trouble sleeping are common menopause symptoms. How’s your energy been during the day?

Claire

Honestly, it’s been pretty low. And I ‘ve been forgetting little things—it’s like my brain’s in a fog.

Allan

Fatigue and memory lapses, or brain fog, are also very common. Menopause can really affect your hormones, and that can impact both your body and mind.

Claire

So, what can I do? Are there any treatments that could help with this?


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Credit: Paul Nicholson and Lily O'Sullivan voiced the characters of Allan and Claire and Professor Lynda Yates was our educational consultant.


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