Your menopause consultation
Discuss your symptoms, bleeding pattern, medical history, medications and priorities. Any bleeding after menopause needs assessment, even if it happens only once.
Hormone replacement therapy (HRT)
HRT may help menopausal symptoms. The type, route and suitability depend on your history and whether you have a womb. Benefits and potential risks, including blood clots and breast or womb cancer considerations, need an individual review.
Alternatives and follow-up
Non-hormonal medicines, lifestyle measures and treatments for vaginal symptoms may also be considered. Follow-up reviews response and side effects. Tell your doctor about unexpected bleeding; a history of breast cancer or tamoxifen use requires particular care and coordination with your treating team.
Further patient information: Patient guide ↗
Seek urgent medical attention for sudden severe pelvic pain, fainting or heavy bleeding with weakness. Do not wait for a routine appointment.