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Dr Oshadika Gunawardhana

Dr Oshadika Gunawardhana

MBBS/ DCH/FRACGP

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Wyong Family Practice
152-156 Pacific Highway
Tuggerah
New South Wales
2259
Australia

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Phone: 0243579600

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AMS Webinar: Let’s Talk About Sex - leading the GP menopause consultation

About: Sexual difficulties are common in peri- and menopause, affecting women’s self-image, relationships, and quality of life. With an overwhelming amount of conflicting information and opinion... Read more
ALMOND ProFIT-PM - Almond Protein powder to enhance fitness training

About the study This study investigates if almond protein improves muscle, fitness, and metabolic health in overweight or obese postmenopausal women during 10 weeks of supervised exercise... Read more
Menopausal Hormone Therapy (MHT) discontinuation and shortages May 2025

Australia Patch Shortages There are a number of MHTs that are currently unavailable. Please note that the TGA has approved some unregistered products under Section 19A and some substitute doses are... Read more
Effect of Exercise Training Intensity on Brain and Body Blood Vessel Function During Perimenopause (The PERI-VASC Study)

About the study As females enter menopause, blood vessel function can begin to decline due to a reduction in hormone levels in the body. This study aims to identify the effects of high intensity... Read more
Complementary Medicines and Therapies for Hot Flushes

Key points There have been many studies of complementary and herbal medicines for the relief of menopausal symptoms. Any product used for the treatment of menopausal symptoms should have been shown... Read more
Complementary medicines and therapies: options for menopausal symptoms

MAIN POINTS Complementary medicine is used to describe a wide range of healthcare medicines, therapies (forms of treatment that do not involve medicines) and other products that are not generally... Read more

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