Menopause Assessment Guidelines

Feb 5, 2023

The assessment and treatment of Peri and Post menopausal symptoms is still a big problem in many regions; not least because it was not mandatory for doctors to study menopause and HRT at medical school, or to attend any update training on such. (This was added to the medical school syllabus: 2022)

This is changing as a result of a lot of hard work and campaigning but it is so important for us to attend our doctor’s appointments with as much knowledge of what we need and want, as we possibly can.

You can access this via many routes including this website, the free facebook group or if you need some one to one guidance then that’s available too.

Click the following buttons to read the most up to date guidelines on how you should expect to be treated. 

N.I.C.E Guidelines

Professional Standards Policy

Menopausal Not Mad

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