Long-term health care
We assess health effects of hormonal change and discuss the benefits and risks of treatment and follow-up care.
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Gynecology
If menstrual changes come earlier than expected, we check ovarian function and other possible causes.

If ovarian function declines before age 40, periods may become infrequent or stop, and hot flashes, dryness, and similar symptoms may appear. Stopped periods are not always due to reduced ovarian function, so pregnancy possibility and other hormone-related issues are assessed separately.
You can hear an explanation during your visit, review what you need to know, and then decide.
Please tell us when your periods changed, any accompanying symptoms, family history, surgery or cancer treatment history, and medicines you take.
Hormone tests and other evaluations are used to assess your condition. We review the results together with the effects of current medication and recheck if needed.
We review whether hormone replacement is appropriate and how to care for bone and cardiovascular health. If you wish to conceive, we also check whether reproductive medicine counseling is needed.
We assess health effects of hormonal change and discuss the benefits and risks of treatment and follow-up care.
An unexpected diagnosis can be hard to take in. Ask for a full explanation of what the tests mean and possible pregnancy-related options, and request the support you need.
Menstrual course, test results, and the effects of medications should be interpreted together. Ask your clinician whether further confirmation is needed.
Hormone replacement and treatment for pregnancy have different goals. Pregnancy potential and options are discussed separately.
Please tell us what is bothering you and your previous examination and treatment history. Together we will confirm the care you need.
This is general medical information. Individual care plans and what is offered at the clinic are confirmed during consultation.