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Gynecological & Women's Health

Menopause

Structured care through the menopausal transition — bone density, cardiovascular screening and symptom relief.

Menopause

Overview

Menopause is a natural transition, but the symptoms and long-term health considerations that come with it deserve structured, proactive care.

Care includes screening relevant to this life stage — bone density assessment and cardiovascular risk review — alongside practical management of symptoms like hot flushes, sleep disturbance and mood changes.

Where appropriate, treatment options including hormone therapy are discussed with a clear review of individual risks and benefits, always as a shared decision.

What to Expect

Care Highlights

Bone density and cardiovascular risk screening

Individualised discussion of hormone therapy options

Practical management of hot flushes, sleep and mood symptoms

Ongoing preventive care through the post-menopausal years

Common Questions

FAQs About Menopause

Most commonly between 45–55, though this varies; perimenopausal symptoms can begin earlier.

No — it's one option among several, and suitability depends on your individual health history, discussed in detail before any decision.
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