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Stella | The Menopause Companion App - Annual Subscription
There are over 7 million women transitioning through the menopause in the UK.
Menopause is defined as beginning when you go 12 months without having a period. It typically begins around the age of 51.
After the menopause, the changes in hormone levels (loss or decline of oestrogens) and other age-related changes may increase your risk of potentially serious health conditions. This is why it is important to see your doctor for regular physical exams and check-ups

Why you should consider seeking expert care from a menopause specialist.
Seeking a doctor specialising in menopause with the correct tools, training and knowledge can make all the difference in receiving the care you need.
In a 2021 survey of GPs, only 60.7% ‘felt comfortable managing menopausal women and offering them management options’ and 52% reported that they ‘were not offered enough support to be able to advise and treat women with menopausal symptoms appropriately’.

What might a menopause specialist recommend?
Regular exercise, particularly weight-bearing activities where your feet and legs support your weight, such as walking, running or dancing.
Exercise to help you relax, such as yoga and tai chi, or meditation.
Adopting a healthy diet including foods packed with calcium, such as milk, yoghurt, and green leafy vegetables.
Lifestyle modifications, like stopping smoking.
Cognitive behavioural therapy to help with low mood, anxiety and maybe even insomnia.

"Every woman will go through menopause — unfortunately, around 80% of women experience symptoms that interfere with their lives."
"Every woman will go through menopause — unfortunately, around 80% of women experience symptoms that interfere with their lives."