• Menopause is a natural stage of life that marks the end of menstrual cycles. It is diagnosed after 12 consecutive months without a period and typically occurs between ages 45–55.

  • Common symptoms may include:

        •    Hot flashes and night sweats

        •    Mood changes or anxiety

        •    Sleep disturbances

        •    Weight gain

        •    Brain fog

        •    Vaginal dryness

    Every woman experiences menopause differently.

  • Perimenopause is the transition phase leading up to menopause and can begin years earlier. Symptoms like irregular periods, mood changes, and hot flashes may be early signs. A consultation can help determine your stage.

  • Yes. There are several treatment options available, including lifestyle changes and, when appropriate, hormone therapy. Care plans are personalized based on your symptoms and health history.

  • In some cases, lab work may be recommended, but not always required. This will be determined during your consultation.

  • Follow-up visits depend on your treatment plan and progress. Many patients benefit from regular check-ins to adjust and optimize care.

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