Q17. What treatment is available for the menopause?
A17. There are a range of options which include hormone replacement therapy, food supplements, diet and exercise, other medications such as tibolone and complimentary therapies.
These are discussed in detail in our menopause self help and menopause treatment sections.
FAQ:
- What is the menopause?
- What age do you start the menopause?
- What is a ‘premature menopause?’
- What is the ‘perimenopause?’
- What is the ‘premenopause?’
- What are symptoms of the menopause?
- Can you become pregnant whilst going through the menopause?
- Why do you put on weight during the menopause?
- What are hot flushes?
- My mother started the menopause at the age of 46, will I do the same?
- What are mood swings?
- Why do women lose interest in sex during the menopause?
- Can you still be sexually active after the menopause?
- Why do women fear the menopause?
- What is HRT?
- Why is there so much controversy around HRT?
- What treatment is available for the menopause?
- How likely am I to develop osteoporosis?
- How long does the menopause last?
- What is the ‘postmenopause?’
Menopause Guide
- Guide to Menopause
- What is the menopause?
- Perimenopause
- Premenopause
- Menopause
- Postmenopause
- Female hormones and menopause
- Premature menopause
- Menopause signs
- Menopause symptoms
- Hot flushes
- Night sweats
- Heart palpitations
- Headaches
- Sleep disturbances
- Mood swings
- Urinary changes
- Vaginal changes
- Weight gain
- Lack of interest in sex
- Aches and pains
- Skin changes
- Emotional changes
- Health risks of the menopause
- Heart disease
- Stroke
- Breast cancer
- Ovarian cancer
- Menopause treatment
- Hormone replacement therapy
- Benefits of hormone replacement therapy
- Risks of hormone replacement therapy
- Alternatives to hormone replacement therapy
- Tibolone
- Clonidine
- Vaginal lubricants
- Antidepressants
- Menopause self help
- Diet
- Lifestyle
- Nutritional supplements
- Complimentary therapies
- Botanical products
- How to survive the menopause
- Menopause myths
- Menopause FAQs
- Glossary