Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT)

When Indicated

Carefully evaluated hormone replacement therapy to ease menopausal symptoms when clinically appropriate.

Key Highlights:

  • Individualised risk-benefit assessment before starting HRT
  • Choice of therapy tailored to your symptoms and health history
  • Regular review to adjust dose or duration
  • Used only when clinically appropriate and safe

Individual Risk-Benefit Review

HRT is recommended only after weighing your personal health history.

Regularly Reassessed

Dose and duration are reviewed periodically, not fixed indefinitely.

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Your path to balance

HRT can meaningfully ease menopausal symptoms when it's the right fit for you. Every recommendation starts with a careful look at your individual health profile.

Personalised Assessment

Your health history guides the decision.

Tailored Therapy

Type and dose matched to your symptoms.

Regular Review

Ongoing reassessment of dose and duration.

Compassionate care at every step

HRT is introduced carefully, monitored closely, and adjusted as your needs change.

Step 01

Risk-Benefit Assessment

A detailed review of your health history and symptom severity.

Step 02

Therapy Initiation

Starting HRT at an appropriate type and dose if suitable.

Step 03

Regular Review

Periodic reassessment to adjust or continue treatment.

Frequently asked question

Not for everyone ÔÇö it depends on your personal and family health history, which is why an individual assessment comes first.

There's no fixed limit; duration is based on ongoing review of your symptoms and risk factors.

Non-hormonal medications and lifestyle measures can also help manage menopausal symptoms effectively.