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Menopause and genitourinary syndrome

The reasons most women come to see me, and how I approach them.

Frequently asked questions

A stage to live well informed and without fear, caring for your intimate health too.

Hot flushes, insomnia, mood changes, vaginal dryness, leaking urine or lower desire: not everything is the menopause, and what is can be treated.

I start with lifestyle and move forward step by step: moisturisers and lubricants, local oestrogen, hormone therapy when it is indicated and safe for you, and techniques such as laser, hyaluronic acid or radiofrequency when needed.

Frequently asked questions

Is hormone therapy dangerous?

That is not a question that can be answered in general, only in your case: hormone therapy is considered when it is indicated and safe for you, taking your history and your background into account. In some situations it is also wise to carry out thrombophilia testing first.

All I have is dryness. Do I have to take hormones for that?

That is not the first step. We start with moisturisers and lubricants and with local oestrogen, and when they are needed there are the techniques I use in my practice: laser, hyaluronic acid or radiofrequency.

Since the menopause I leak urine. Can that be treated too?

Yes, and it should not be taken as inevitable. The foundation is pelvic floor training, with electrical stimulation and biofeedback to learn to activate the right muscles, and for mild or moderate stress incontinence the vaginal laser can be added.

Other areas of care

Whether a test or treatment is right for you is decided together, in consultation, after assessing your case. This page is for information only and does not replace a medical assessment.

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