Menopause & Perimenopause Treatments
Brain fog, poor sleep or mood changes? Let’s talk.
Perimenopause and menopause can affect your sleep, mood, energy and everyday wellbeing. Speak with an Australian-registered healthcare professional about your symptoms and care options from the comfort of home.
Talk through your symptoms & concerns
Explore suitable treatment options
Medicare Bulk Billed if Eligible
Appointments available 7 days per week
Do any of these symptoms sound familiar?
- Brain fog – Forgetfulness or difficulty concentrating
- Poor sleep – Restless nights or waking up exhausted
- Mood changes – Anxiety, irritability or feeling emotional
- Hot flushes and night sweats – Sudden heat or disrupted sleep
- Fatigue – Feeling tired even after resting
- Changes in your periods – Irregular or changing cycles
- Changes in libido – Reduced sex drive or vaginal discomfort
At My Clinic, a menopause consultation starts with a proper conversation about what’s changed for you. Not a checklist. Not a five-minute sense-check.
During a telehealth consultation, a healthcare professional can discuss your symptoms and medical history, assess your concerns and explain appropriate care options and next steps based on your individual needs.
Check your Medicare Rebate eligibility.
Fast, Easy and Secure Medical Treatments, Australia-wide.
Our convenient telehealth consultations allow you to speak with a healthcare professional from the comfort and privacy of your own home.
Talk through your symptoms & concerns
Understand more about perimenopause or menopause
Explore treatment and symptom-management options
Understand the next steps to support your wellbeing
What's the difference between menopause and perimenopause?
Perimenopause is the transition leading up to menopause when menstrual cycles and symptoms may change. Menopause is reached after 12 consecutive months without a menstrual period, where no other cause explains the absence of periods.
Can I discuss menopause symptoms through telehealth?
Yes. My Clinic offers telehealth consultations to discuss menopause and perimenopause symptoms. Your clinician can advise if an in-person assessment is needed.
Am I eligible for a Medicare Rebate?
Bulk billing may be available for eligible patients, depending on Medicare requirements and consultation type. Check eligibility and any applicable fees before booking.
How do I attend my appointment?
All our consultations are conducted via telehealth phone calls.
At the time of your appointment, our practitioner will contact you using a number from a non-caller ID. Please ensure that you don’t block private numbers so you can receive the call, prior to the appointment.
How can a clinician help me?
Nurse practitioners have the skills, knowledge, expertise and legal authority to provide
preventative care as well as diagnose and treat people of all ages with acute and chronic health conditions.