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Women's Health

Women Menopause & Hormone Support

Personalised medical support for perimenopause, menopause and hormone-related concerns. Speak privately with an experienced doctor about your symptoms, health history and the options that may be appropriate for you.
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HORMONE HEALTH

Personalised Support Through Menopause

Menopause affects every woman differently. Some experience relatively mild changes, while others develop symptoms that disrupt their sleep, emotional well-being, relationships or ability to manage everyday life.

Our private menopause clinic in London offers confidential, individualised consultations for women seeking a clearer understanding of their symptoms and available support. Your appointment provides time to discuss what you are experiencing, review your medical history and explore suitable next steps with a doctor.

You do not need to wait until your periods have stopped or your symptoms have become severe before asking for help. Support can begin during perimenopause and continue throughout menopause and postmenopause.

CLINICAL INDICATORS

Menopause Symptoms We Can Discuss

Menopause and perimenopause can cause physical, cognitive and emotional changes. These may include:
  • Hot flushes and night sweats
  • Changes in menstrual cycles
  • Difficulty sleeping
  • Fatigue or reduced energy
  • Mood changes, anxiety or low mood
  • Problems with memory or concentration
  • Vaginal dryness or discomfort
  • Reduced libido
  • Headaches or migraines
  • Muscle and joint discomfort
  • Changes in bladder or urinary symptoms
These symptoms can have several possible causes. Your consultation will consider your overall health rather than assuming every symptom is caused by menopause.
CARE PATHWAY

What Happens During a Menopause Consultation?

Understanding Your Symptoms

Your doctor will ask about your symptoms, menstrual cycle, medical history, current medication and how these changes are affecting your daily life.

Personalised Assessment

Your personal and family medical history will be considered alongside your symptoms. If further investigation is clinically appropriate, your doctor will explain what may be required and why.

Discussing Your Options

You will have an opportunity to discuss the available approaches to managing your symptoms. Recommendations will depend on your individual circumstances, preferences and clinical needs.

Ongoing Support

Menopause symptoms and healthcare needs may change over time. Where appropriate, follow-up consultations can be used to review your progress and reconsider your care plan.

TREATMENT SOLUTIONS

Hormone Replacement Therapy and Other Options

Hormone replacement therapy, commonly known as HRT, is one option used to manage several symptoms associated with perimenopause and menopause. However, the appropriate approach depends on factors including your symptoms, stage of menopause, medical history and individual risk factors.

A private consultation gives you time to discuss:

  • Your current menopause symptoms
  • The potential benefits and risks of HRT
  • Different approaches to symptom management
  • Questions or concerns about hormone treatment
  • Your existing treatment, where applicable
  • Lifestyle measures that may support your health

HRT is not the only possible approach, and treatment decisions should be made following an individual clinical assessment. NHS and NICE guidance also recommends discussing the benefits and risks so patients can make an informed choice. 

PATIENT GUIDANCE

When Should You Speak to a Menopause Doctor?

You may benefit from arranging a consultation if:
  • You think you may be entering perimenopause
  • Your symptoms are affecting work, sleep or daily life
  • You are experiencing menopause symptoms at a younger age
  • You would like to understand whether your symptoms could be hormone-related
  • You want to discuss HRT or other management options
  • Your current approach is not adequately controlling your symptoms
  • You have questions about your longer-term health after menopause
A private menopause doctor can assess your concerns in the context of your wider health and help you understand the next appropriate step.
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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Perimenopause is the period leading up to menopause, during which hormone levels and menstrual cycles may begin to change. Menopause is generally reached when you have not had a period for 12 consecutive months.
Not every patient requires hormone testing. The need for any test depends on factors such as your age, symptoms, menstrual history and individual clinical circumstances. Your doctor will advise you if further investigation is appropriate.
Not necessarily. Whether HRT is appropriate depends on your symptoms, health history, personal risk factors and preferences. Its potential benefits and risks should be discussed individually with a qualified clinician.
No. You can request support while experiencing perimenopause symptoms, even if you are still having periods.
Wellzone Clinics has locations in Bermondsey, Finsbury Park and Ilford. Contact the team to find the closest clinic offering menopause consultations.
You can bring details of your current medication and previous medical information to your consultation so your doctor can consider them as part of your assessment. The clinic should confirm whether formal HRT reviews are included in the service.
NEXT STEPS

Get Personalised Menopause Support

You do not have to manage disruptive menopause symptoms without professional support. Arrange a confidential consultation to discuss your symptoms and concerns at a private menopause clinic in London.
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