Specialty
Menopause & Climacteric
Specialized care to go through this phase with quality of life and well-being.
The climacteric and menopause bring hormonal changes that can affect the body and mood. Our care is focused on relieving symptoms and preventing health risks, always respecting each woman’s particularities. We evaluate symptoms such as hot flashes, sleep and mood changes, and indicate, when necessary, hormone replacement therapy or alternatives, always based on scientific evidence and continuous follow-up.
Frequently Asked Questions
At what age does the climacteric usually begin?
Generally between ages 40 and 50, but it can vary widely from woman to woman. Medical follow-up helps identify the start of this phase and plan appropriate care.
Is hormone replacement therapy safe?
For many women, yes, when properly indicated and monitored. The decision is always individualized, considering health history, risks and benefits.
What symptoms indicate I should seek follow-up care?
Frequent hot flashes, mood changes, insomnia, vaginal dryness and irregular periods are common signs that it’s worth seeking specialized guidance.
Does menopause increase the risk of other diseases?
The hormonal drop can affect bone and cardiovascular health. That’s why follow-up in this phase includes attention to these and other aspects of your overall health.
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