Menopause treatment

Menopause is defined as the period when menstrual periods stop completely. The onset of menopause is considered to be one year after the last menstruation. Menopause usually occurs after the age of 45-50 and refers to all the changes in the body that occur during this period.

What is the difference between menopause and climax?

Climax is a generalized term that is characterized by three stages:

• pre-menopause,
• menopause,
• postmenopause.

That is, menopause is the part of the climax that begins a year after your last period.

A timely consultation with a gynecologist and personally selected hormonal therapy will help to alleviate the manifestations of menopause with minimal risk to health.

• Gynecologists in foreign clinics have accumulated extensive practical experience in supporting menopausal patients. The attending physician will choose an optimal treatment regimen that will significantly ease the course of this period.
• In foreign clinics there are programs for women aimed at preventing the onset of symptoms of menopause, reducing the severity of this period.
• They use modern and effective medications that have been tested in the best clinics of the world, and also have all the necessary equipment for diagnosis of menopausal syndrome.