Don't let the menopause leave you hot and bothered!
Women live a third of their life after the menopause, so it is important that the transition through the menopause is as smooth as possible.
We provide unbiased and practical information on a range of topics, including menopausal symptoms, osteoporosis, HRT, complementary therapies, nutrition, self-help measures and medical conditions (e.g. breast cancer).
The Menopause Exchange gives independent advice. We are not sponsored by any companies or commercial organisations and are funded by subscriptions from women, healthcare professionals, menopause clinics, organisations and women's groups. The Menopause Exchange website does not host or receive funding from advertising.
Members’ comments:
“Brilliant service! I find it difficult to find women including friends who want to talk about the menopause. This is somewhere where my questions are answered.” -
CV, London
“The newsletter is fantastic. It’s really important to be educated and know what to expect and who we can turn to.” -
AH, Middlesex
“Thank you for giving my question to your ‘Ask the experts’ panel. The recommendation for my symptoms has helped me to look at them in a different way.” -
CP, Hampshire
“My £18 for membership has been well spent. Thank you for staying independent.” -
TM, Lancashire
To learn more about the people behind The Menopause Exchange, see Contact Us.
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Our aims are:
- To raise awareness of the menopause and its management
- To provide unbiased information
- To help women make informed decisions about their own health and wellbeing with healthcare professionals
- To inform healthcare professionals
We can help you if:
- You are approaching or going through the menopause
- You have had a hysterectomy or premature menopause
- You are post-menopausal
- You are interested in mid-life issues
- You are a healthcare professional with an interest in the menopause.
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Our members receive quarterly newsletters, quarterly fact sheets and have access to our information service and 'Ask the Experts' panel.