Menopause
Sleep, mood, hot flushes or simply feeling different. Start with a conversation about what is happening, and the support that could help.
Understand the approaches ↓A few questions. No payment or treatment commitment.
YOUR HEALTH. YOUR LIFE. YOUR CARE.SOUND FAMILIAR?
A CONSULTATION COMES FIRST
A doctor considers your symptoms, life stage, medical history and preferences. Hormonal, non-hormonal and lifestyle approaches can all be part of the conversation. Not everyone needs blood tests to identify menopause.
Your questions. Your preferences.
A decision you make with your clinician.
YOUR CARE, OVER TIME
Review symptoms and any side effects, discuss changing needs and adjust the approach with your clinician.
Your concerns, relevant health history and the checks that would help.
Clear explanations, appropriate options and practical next steps.
Discuss progress, questions and any changes with your clinician.
GOOD TO KNOW
Hormone replacement therapy replaces hormones that fall as menopause approaches. It comes in different forms, including tablets, patches and gels. A clinician considers symptoms, medical history, benefits and risks when discussing suitability.
No. Non-hormonal treatment, talking therapies such as CBT and lifestyle support may be relevant. Your preferences matter when considering the options.
This depends on your age, symptoms and the clinical question. A clinician decides whether testing would help the assessment.
A clinician reviews how symptoms respond and any side effects, and may adjust the approach. Ask for an agreed review schedule and a clear contact route.
CLEAR FROM THE START
Making an enquiry is free. Consultation, care-plan and any test fees will be explained before you agree to a paid service.
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