Hot flashes and night sweats
Sudden heat, flushing, and sweating that disrupt your day and wake you at night. The menopause symptom that responds best to treatment.
Conditions
What we treat
Menopause changes more than your cycle. These are the problems we see most, and every one of them has treatment options worth knowing about.
Vaginal dryness and painful sex
Dryness, burning, and pain with sex from thinning tissue after menopause. Known as GSM — and it does not get better on its own.
Recurrent urinary tract infections
Two or more infections in six months, or three in a year. After menopause this has a cause — and a guideline-backed treatment that is not another antibiotic.
Bladder urgency and overactive bladder
Sudden urges you cannot put off, going too often, and waking at night. Treatable in steps, starting with the least invasive.
Incontinence and pelvic floor problems
Leaking with a cough, laugh, or workout, or pelvic heaviness and prolapse. Very common, very treatable, and usually without surgery.
Osteoporosis and bone loss
Silent until it breaks something. Bone loss speeds up at menopause, and screening plus treatment prevents fractures.
Perimenopause
Changing cycles, new hot flashes, and broken sleep — years before your last period. Diagnosed by your pattern, not a blood test.
Sleep, mood, and brain fog
Broken sleep, low mood, and losing words mid-sentence. Real, common — and worth sorting out cause by cause rather than treating as one thing.
Not sure which of these fits? Run the symptom checker — it takes a couple of minutes, nothing you enter leaves your browser, and it tells you which pages are worth reading and what to bring to a visit.
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