28/07/2026
Why we do what we do 🤍
Menopause is a natural life stage, not a disease, but these hormonal changes can significantly affect quality of life, work, and relationships.
Other situations can also bring on menopause, including surgical menopause (after removal of the ovaries), medical menopause (after certain treatments such as chemotherapy), and primary ovarian insufficiency (early menopause). Each scenario can affect timing, symptoms, and management options.
Effective treatments exist to manage symptoms and support wellbeing at any stage, and personalised care can make a substantial difference.
Since opening, we have met many women with similar experiences.
Many have struggled to find clear guidance, knowing something isn’t quite right but unsure where to turn. Some have received conflicting advice, or guidance that didn’t fully address their symptoms.
We often hear from women who feel their concerns have been overlooked, or whose previous treatments were not effective for them. Others have tried approaches that didn’t fully address their needs. At The York Clinic, we listen carefully, provide evidence-based advice, and work with you to find safe, effective treatments tailored to your situation.
Written by Dr Helen Bedford MBChB MRCGP, Clinical Lead, The York Clinic
To learn more about the care we offer, you can book a free 15-minute discovery call or arrange a consultation via our website www.york-clinic.co.uk