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Menopause and women’s health online

Private, structured support for menopause symptoms, established treatment, contraception and common women’s health concerns.

Woman discussing menopause and regular medication during an online consultation
What happens nextPrivate care for menopause, contraception and common women’s health concerns.
  • Confidential English-speaking review
  • Menopause and perimenopause assessment
  • Established-treatment renewal when suitable
  • Clear routes for examination and testing
Any prescription is subject to an independent medical assessment. Medicine and pharmacy costs are separate.
Private assessmentDoctor-led review
Telephone or videoFrom within Spain
Clinical decisionNo automatic prescription
Pharmacy collectionWhen treatment is issued
Dr Paola
Reviewed byDr PaolaGeneral Practitioner · Women’s health review · Málaga registration 292891820 · Nerja Medical Center NICA 55712

Named clinical leadership with clear clinical standards.

Start in the right place

A consultation built around symptoms, safety and priorities

Women’s health care should not be reduced to a single prescription request. The doctor reviews symptoms, menstrual pattern, contraception, pregnancy possibility, cardiovascular risks, cancer history and the tests or examinations that may be needed.

01
New problem, changed symptoms or starting treatment

Book the full doctor consultation. The clinician assesses the problem, discusses options and agrees any next steps.

02
Stable medicine, unchanged dose and supporting evidence

Use the repeat review. If another provider started treatment, send a named prescription, report or dispensing record.

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The distinction that shapes the plan

What happens next depends on the clinical situation

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SituationWhat to doWhy
01New menopause symptomsFull doctor consultationReview the pattern, alternative causes and individual treatment choices.
02Established HRT with no changesRepeat review may be suitableNamed evidence and current safety information are required.
03Contraception renewalStructured safety checkBlood pressure, migraine history, smoking and clot risk matter.
04Pain, bleeding or concerning symptomsExamination/testing pathwayRemote care can triage but must not delay necessary investigation.
Four clear steps

From your first question to the correct next step

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Choose the appointment

Book a doctor consultation or an established-treatment review.

02

Prepare the information

Bring symptoms, medicine details, records and relevant home readings.

03

Talk to the doctor

Review safety, diagnosis, options and whether online care is appropriate.

04

Receive the next step

Advice, local referral or an e-prescription by email when suitable.

Before your appointment

Have these details ready

  • Symptom and menstrual timeline
  • Medication, contraception and HRT list
  • Blood pressure and recent relevant results
  • Personal and family history of clots, cancer and cardiovascular disease
By the end of the review

Leave with a clear next step

  • A clear working assessment
  • Treatment options matched to your priorities and risks
  • A plan for testing or examination where needed
  • A defined follow-up schedule
Online medical consultation and treatment planning
Questions before booking

Common questions

Is the consultation confidential?+

Yes. Women’s health consultations are private and handled as medical information.

Is HRT automatically prescribed?+

No. Benefits, risks, contraindications and the need for tests must be considered.

Can I use the service if I am visiting Spain?+

Yes, provided you are in Spain at the time and the requested care can be delivered safely.

What cannot be completed online?+

Pelvic examination, cervical screening, imaging and urgent physical assessment require local services.

Can an established contraceptive or HRT prescription be reviewed?+

Potentially, when treatment is stable and the required medical and safety information is available.

Can I send test results before the appointment?+

Yes. Recent relevant results can help the doctor decide what further assessment is needed.

Clinical safety and service limits+

Unexpected postmenopausal bleeding, possible ectopic pregnancy, severe pelvic pain, heavy bleeding, chest pain or neurological symptoms require prompt local assessment.

Call 112 for an emergency. Online care does not replace necessary examination, testing, imaging, specialist care or hospital treatment.

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