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Understanding the changes before periods stop

Perimenopause can begin years before your last period, and the symptoms are easy to put down to something else. I can help you understand what is happening and what can be done.

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  • Irregular or changing periods
  • Hot flushes, night sweats and poor sleep
  • Changes in mood, memory and concentration

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You should consider a private consultation if your symptoms (whether heavy bleeding, pelvic pain, or menopause) are affecting your daily quality of life, if you need a second opinion, or if you want fast access to a specialist without waiting..

For the vast majority of women, the benefits of modern, regulated HRT far outweigh the risks. As a British Menopause Society (BMS) accredited specialist, Miss Indusekhar prescribes evidence-based, tailored HRT that not only relieves symptoms but also helps protect your.

Perimenopause can begin months or even years before your periods stop. While irregular periods are common, many women first notice symptoms like new-onset anxiety, brain fog, fatigue, difficulty sleeping, mood swings, hot flushes/ night sweats, or joint pain. If you.