Menopause treatment for £50 every 28 days

Menopause brain fog treatment online

Brain fog is a common symptom of perimenopause and menopause. Complete a free consultation and a UK-registered clinician recommends what is best suited for you, which can include HRT patches, gels or tablets.

  • No appointment needed
  • Free home delivery
  • Cancel any time
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GPhC-registered pharmacy  •  CQC regulated  •  LegitScript certified

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Clinically led by Dr Charlotte

Specialist Doctor in Women’s Health

Brain fog and the menopause

What it is, and why it happens.

What brain fog feels like

Brain fog is not a medical term, but many women use it. It can mean trouble concentrating, losing your train of thought, forgetting words or names, or feeling mentally slow.

How it relates to the menopause

Brain fog is a common sign of perimenopause and menopause, and it can start before your periods stop. It is linked to changing hormone levels. Poor sleep, hot flushes, low mood and stress can add to it.

When to get it looked at

Brain fog can have other causes, such as an underactive thyroid or low iron. If it gets in the way of your work or daily life, a clinician can look at your options. If memory loss is sudden, or comes with confusion, weakness or trouble speaking, get urgent medical help.

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Treatment options for brain fog

Your clinician recommends an option based on your consultation.

HRT

HRT replaces the hormones your body makes less of during the menopause. Some women find it helps with brain fog, along with other symptoms such as hot flushes and poor sleep. How much it helps varies from woman to woman.

  • Tablets
  • Patches
  • Gels

If HRT is not right for you

Some women cannot take HRT, or would rather not. Your clinician can talk through other ways to manage your symptoms, and be clear about what is known to help.

Matched to you

Your clinician looks at your symptoms and medical history, then recommends a treatment, dose and form. They can change it at your monthly review.

Menopause is more than one symptom

Hot flushes, brain fog, poor sleep, low mood: menopause rarely brings just one. Your clinician looks at all of your symptoms, not only the one you came for. If more than one treatment is suitable, they can prescribe them together, and it all stays within your £50 every 28 days.

  • Hot flushes and night sweats
  • Brain fog
  • Low mood or anxiety
  • Poor sleep
  • Aches and stiffness
  • Changing periods
  • Vaginal dryness
  • Low libido or energy

How the service works

Finding the right treatment can take more than one try. With us, every monthly review and every change your clinician makes is included in the price.

  • No consultation fee
  • No appointment needed
  • Free home delivery
  • Cancel any time

Everything included£50every 28 days

  1. Tell us about you

    A free online consultation about your symptoms and medical history. About 5 minutes.

  2. A clinician reviews it

    A UK-registered clinician reads every answer and decides what is safe and suitable. They will contact you if they need more information.

  3. Treatment arrives

    If treatment is right for you, it is dispensed by our own pharmacy and posted free in plain packaging.

Every month

Included in your £50

Your treatment can change with you

  1. You check in

    A short monthly check-in on how you are getting on.

  2. Your clinician reviews

    They can change your dose, form or combination if something is not right.

  3. Your next delivery arrives

    Your updated treatment is posted free, at the same price.

Then repeat from step 4, as often as you need

Registered and regulated in the UK

  • Providing NHS services
  • General Pharmaceutical Council
  • Certified byLegitScript
  • Regulated byCare Quality Commission

Menopause service lead

Dr Charlotte

Specialist Doctor in Women’s and Reproductive Health, with 14 years’ experience.

Dr Charlotte has worked across obstetrics and gynaecology, sexual health, menopause and urology. She holds a British Menopause Society Certificate in the Management of Menopause, and leads our menopause treatment service from your first consultation through your ongoing reviews.

“Up to 80% of women experience menopause-related brain fog, but HRT can help ease the associated symptoms that contribute to it, helping restore mental clarity and focus.”
Dr Charlotte, menopause service lead
Dr Charlotte, Specialist Doctor in Women’s and Reproductive Health

£50 every 28 days, with free delivery

Private menopause care is often priced appointment by appointment, with medication on top. We’ve put it all into one monthly amount, and it won’t go up if your clinician changes your treatment.

Good to know

  • Cancel any time. No lock-in
  • One flat price of £50 every 28 days
Menopause care plan

Everything included£50every 28 days

  • Free initial consultation
  • Clinician review and prescribing decision
  • All prescribed treatment, dispensed by our pharmacy
  • Monthly check-in and treatment changes
  • Contact our care team whenever you need to
  • Free tracked delivery in plain packaging

What our patients say

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“Have had such a boost in energy levels, its benefiting me in many ways mostly in improved mood & energy. Very grateful for this service the products are delivered quick as well.”
Jane, verified patient

Questions about menopause brain fog

Medically reviewed by Dr Charlotte

Women’s health doctor and menopause specialist, service lead for menopause

  • Some women find that HRT helps with brain fog, along with other symptoms such as hot flushes and poor sleep. The research results vary, so a clinician will talk through what to expect. HRT is prescription-only, and it is only prescribed if a UK-registered clinician decides it is suitable for you.

Ready when you are

Answer a few questions about your symptoms. A UK-registered clinician reviews them and tells you what they recommend.

Free consultation, about 5 minutes. Cancel any time.

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