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Climacteric & Menopause
Specialized care to go through the hormonal transition with quality of life, safety and well-being.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should I seek care for the climacteric?
When you notice symptoms such as menstrual irregularity, hot flashes or mood changes, it’s already worth seeking medical evaluation for individualized guidance.
What is the difference between climacteric and menopause?
The climacteric is the transition phase in which hormone production gradually declines. Menopause is a milestone within this period: the date of the last menstrual period, confirmed after 12 months without menstruating.
Does every woman need hormone replacement?
No. Hormone therapy is one of the treatment options and has specific indications and contraindications. The decision is individualized, considering each patient’s symptoms, history and preferences.
What symptoms are common in this phase?
Hot flashes, changes in sleep and mood, vaginal dryness and changes in the menstrual cycle are among the most commonly reported. Intensity varies — and there are treatment options for every situation.
Do I need to keep seeing a gynecologist after menopause?
Yes. Follow-up remains important for disease prevention, bone and cardiovascular health, and care for symptoms that may arise in this stage of life.
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