My Menopause Plan

Create a practical, non-diagnostic menopause action plan covering symptoms, questions for your GP, support options and relevant directory categories.

Important: This tool provides general information and signposting only. It does not diagnose menopause, perimenopause or any medical condition. Speak to your GP, pharmacist or a qualified healthcare professional for personal medical advice.
Urgent symptoms: If symptoms are severe, sudden, unusual, or you feel unsafe, seek urgent medical help via NHS 111, your GP, 999, or local emergency services as appropriate.

Frequently asked questions

Is this a diagnosis?

No. This plan is general information and signposting only.

Can I email the plan?

The email button opens your own email app. The site does not store the plan text.

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Use the directory to compare menopause clinics, coaches and specialist support across the UK.

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Using your menopause plan

A menopause plan can help you organise symptoms, questions, support options and next steps. It should be used as a practical planning tool rather than a diagnosis or treatment recommendation.

Many people find it useful to record when symptoms happen, what affects them, how they influence sleep, work and relationships, and what they want to ask a GP or qualified practitioner.

Your plan can also help you decide which directory categories may be relevant, such as menopause clinics, counselling, nutrition, physiotherapy, coaching, sexual health support or workplace menopause support.

  • Record symptoms and timing.
  • Write down questions before appointments.
  • Review support options by category.
  • Seek urgent help for symptoms that feel urgent or serious.

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