For women
Menopause and perimenopause symptoms, hormonal imbalance, symptoms following premature ovarian insufficiency or surgical menopause (hot flashes, mood changes, vaginal dryness, sleep disruption).

HRT is used to address hormone-related symptoms in both men and women, including:
Menopause and perimenopause symptoms, hormonal imbalance, symptoms following premature ovarian insufficiency or surgical menopause (hot flashes, mood changes, vaginal dryness, sleep disruption).
Symptoms linked to low testosterone, including reduced energy, low mood, reduced muscle mass, and reduced sex drive.
Not everyone with these symptoms needs or is a suitable candidate for HRT — this is determined through evaluation, not assumption.
Before any prescription, we carry out a full medical evaluation, including hormone-level testing, to understand what's actually happening in your body and whether HRT is an appropriate option for you. Treatment is never started without this step.
If HRT is right for you, your treatment doesn't stop at the first prescription. We schedule regular follow-ups and repeat hormone testing, adjusting your dosage or delivery method as needed based on how your body responds.
HRT is not suitable for everyone. You should discuss your full medical history with us, particularly if you have:
This list is not exhaustive — a full evaluation of your medical history is part of your consultation, and we will advise honestly if HRT isn't the right option for you.
As with any hormone treatment, some patients experience side effects, which can include breast tenderness, irregular bleeding, or — rarely — blood clots. We'll talk through the realistic risks and benefits for your specific situation before you decide anything, and monitor you throughout treatment.
For appropriately evaluated patients, HRT can be safe and effective, but it isn't right for everyone. Risk depends on your individual health history, which is exactly why a full evaluation comes first.
Yes — a full medical evaluation and hormone-level testing are required before any prescription. We never start treatment without this step.
Possible side effects can include breast tenderness, irregular bleeding, or rarely, blood clots. Certain medical histories (including hormone-sensitive cancers, liver disease, uncontrolled blood pressure, or clotting history) may mean HRT isn't appropriate for you — we'll discuss this fully at your evaluation.
No — we also evaluate men for symptoms linked to low testosterone, such as low energy, reduced muscle mass, and low mood.
Yes — regular follow-ups and repeat hormone testing are part of every HRT plan, with adjustments made as needed.
A licensed physician evaluates, prescribes, and monitors your treatment throughout — HRT is never self-directed at Medilife.
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