Supporting You Through Every Stage of Menopause
Menopause can affect every aspect of your physical, emotional, and intimate wellbeing. At Phoenix Women’s Health, we provide personalised menopause care that recognises how individual this transition can be. Our approach focuses on careful assessment, evidence-based treatment options, and attentive clinical support tailored to your symptoms, health history, and stage of menopause.
Whether you are experiencing early perimenopausal changes, established menopausal symptoms, or ongoing concerns after menopause, we take the time to listen and guide you through your options. Our aim is to help you feel informed, supported, and confident in managing your health — now and in the years ahead.
Every stage of a woman’s life brings its own wisdom.
Menopause is a time to pause, listen to the body, and restore balance — with knowledge, compassion, and the right medical support.
What to expect at your menopause assessment:
- Discuss your symptoms and concerns in detail
- Review your medical and gynaecological history
- Arrange blood tests where appropriate to assess hormone levels
- Perform a pelvic or ultrasound examination if clinically indicated
- Assess the uterus and overall gynaecological health
- Rule out other causes of symptoms such as abnormal bleeding
- Explain findings clearly and discuss personalised treatment options
- Designing a bespoke approach to navigating through this difficult period
All assessments are tailored to you, and any examinations or investigations are only carried out when clinically appropriate and with your full consent.
Frequently Asked Questions
What symptoms can menopause cause?
Menopause can affect women in many different ways, both physically and emotionally. Common symptoms include hot flushes, night sweats, sleep disturbance, mood changes, anxiety, brain fog, vaginal dryness, reduced libido, joint aches, fatigue, and changes in energy levels.
Some women also experience changes in menstrual patterns, weight distribution, skin and hair texture, or bladder and pelvic symptoms. Symptoms can vary significantly in type, intensity, and duration, and may evolve over time as hormone levels fluctuate. Because no two women experience menopause in exactly the same way, assessment and support should always be individualised.
What is the difference between perimenopause and menopause?
Perimenopause refers to the transitional phase leading up to menopause, when hormone levels begin to fluctuate and symptoms may start, even if periods are still occurring. Menopause is defined as the point when you have not had a menstrual period for 12 consecutive months.
Do I need treatment for menopause symptoms?
Not all women require medical treatment, but many benefit from a structured clinical assessment to understand what is happening hormonally and physically. Whether treatment is appropriate depends on your symptoms, medical history, examination findings, and—where indicated—blood test results to assess hormone levels.
At Phoenix Women’s Health, decisions about treatment are not based on symptoms alone. Blood tests, clinical examination, and imaging findings (such as ultrasound, when appropriate) help us build a clear picture of your health. This allows us to discuss suitable options in an informed way, which may include lifestyle guidance, hormonal or non-hormonal approaches, or targeted therapies tailored specifically to you.
Are hormone treatments safe, and do I have to take them?
Hormone treatment is not automatically required, and it is never prescribed without careful consideration. However, for many women, hormone replacement therapy (HRT) can be a safe and effective option when appropriately assessed and monitored.
Modern hormone treatments are used not only to relieve menopausal symptoms such as hot flushes, sleep disturbance, and mood changes, but may also offer longer-term health benefits, including support for bone health and overall quality of life. The suitability and intensity of hormone treatment depends on your individual symptoms, medical history, hormone levels, and examination findings.
At Phoenix Women’s Health, decisions about treatment are based on a thorough clinical assessment, which may include blood tests and gynaecological examination or ultrasound where appropriate. All options — hormonal and non-hormonal — are discussed with you in detail, allowing you to make an informed choice that feels right for your health and circumstances.
Have questions or unsure where to start?
We’re here to help.
If you would like to speak to someone before booking, our team is happy to answer questions about menopause assessments, investigations, or treatment options.
There is no obligation — just clear, friendly and professional guidance to help you decide what feels right for you.