Symptoms

New Zealand Menopause Institute specialises in the successful treatment of unwelcome symptoms of menopause.

See below a few of the symptoms to look out for.

If you are suffering from these symptoms please contact us today.

These can include but are not restricted to:

Aching legs, cramps
Anxiety
Heavy vaginal bleeding
Fluid retention: breast swelling/tenderness, swollen ankles
Fluid retention: raised blood pressure
Fluid retention: weight gain/bloating/wind
Vertigo, Tinnitus
Hair growth
Hot flushes
Itchy skin (formication)
Migraines/headaches
Mood swings/cranky/emotional
Nausea/vomiting
Puffy eyes
Sadness/dreaming
Skin wrinkles
Sleeplessness
Low sex drive
Vaginal dryness/painful intercourse

Age & Symptoms

Generally Menopause means cessation of the menses, that is, when your periods become irregular and eventually stop.

This transition from your normal menstrual cycles to the onset of symptoms and complete menopause lasts an average of four to six years.

Menopause can begin at any age, last for an unpredictable time, and bring with it unknowable symptoms. It most commonly occurs between the ages of 42 and 58 years.

Menopause is a highly individual experience – just ask your friends. Even mother and daughter are likely to have different experiences: from their age at the beginning, right through the symptoms they experience to the end.

New Zealand Menopause Institute can treat most symptoms with a range of highly effective natural hormones – so you can enjoy peace of mind.

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