‘It’s draining’: Jools Oliver, 51, reveals her ADHD diagnosis – 13 signs women should know
Women's Health
Jools Oliver, 51, shares her experience of being diagnosed with ADHD and autism later in life, highlighting the emotional and physical toll it has taken, especially when combined with menopause symptoms. Research indicates that 94% of women report worsened ADHD symptoms during perimenopause and menopause, and nearly half of women with ADHD are diagnosed between 41 and 50, a period overlapping with perimenopause. Experts emphasize that ADHD in women often presents differently, with internalized symptoms, leading to delayed diagnoses and the importance of recognizing these signs for proper support.
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