November 22, 2021

Try our Menopause and GSM Symptom Checkers

MENOPAUSE SYMPTOM CHECKER

If you think you may be suffering from symptoms of perimenopause, then try our simple symptom checker. Put a tick by any of the symptoms that apply to you, then print off and take with you to your doctor’s appointment.

The NICE guidelines on menopause state blood hormone tests alone are not indicated to diagnose menopause in a woman over 45 years of age, experiencing menopause symptoms.

Download our menopause symptom checker and download our vaginal atrophy/GSM symptom checker here.

SYMPTOM YES NO DETAILS
ANXIETY
LOW MOOD
MOOD SWINGS
IRRITABILITY
TEARFUL
LACK OF MOTIVATION
LOSS OF JOY
REDUCED CONFIDENCE
BRAIN FOG
POOR MEMORY
POOR CONCENTRATION
DIFFICULTY SLEEPING
FATIGUE
HEADACHES/MIGRAINES
HEART PALPITATIONS
HOT FLUSHES
NIGHT SWEATS
JOINT OR MUSCLE PAIN
CHANGES TO PERIODS
VAGINAL SYMPTOMS *
URINARY SYMPTOMS *
LOSS OF LIBIDO
DRY/ITCHY SKIN
DRY EYES/EARS/NAILS
ORAL HEALTH CHANGES
THINNING/DRYING HAIR
WEIGHT GAIN
FEELING DIZZY/FAINT
TINNITUS
RESTLESS LEGS
INCREASED ALLERGIES
DIGESTIVE ISSUES

 

 

GENITOURINARY SYMPTOMS OF MENOPAUSE CHECKER

As stated in NICE menopause guidance blood hormone tests are not indicated to diagnose menopause in a woman over 45 years of age experiencing menopause symptoms.

NICE states offer vaginal oestrogen to women with urogenital atrophy (including those on systemic HRT) and continue treatment for as long as needed to relieve symptoms.

Consider vaginal oestrogen for women with urogenital atrophy in whom systemic HRT is contraindicated, after seeking advice from a healthcare professional with expertise in menopause.

If vaginal oestrogen does not relieve symptoms of urogenital atrophy, consider increasing the dose after seeking advice from a healthcare professional with expertise in menopause.

NICE advises that doctors should explain to women with urogenital atrophy that:

  • Symptoms often come back when treatment is stopped
  • Adverse effects from vaginal oestrogen are very rare
  • They should report unscheduled vaginal bleeding to their GP

Please always see your GP for examination and advice before using any over the counter treatments.

 

SYMPTOM YES NO DETAILS
VAGINAL/VULVAL DRYNESS
VAGINAL/VULVAL SORENESS
VAGINAL/VULVAL IRRITATION
VAGINAL/VULVAL PAIN
VAGINAL/VULVAL BURNING
SKIN THINNING OR SPLITTING
LABIA SHRINKING
CLITORAL SHRINKING/PAIN
WATERY DISCHARGE
PAINFUL EPISIOTOMY SCAR
ABNORMAL VAGINAL BLEEDING
PAINFUL INTERCOURSE
BLEEDING AFTER INTERCOURSE
REPEATED URINARY INFECTIONS
URGE URINARY INCONTINENCE
STRESS INCONTINENCE
PELVIC ORGAN PROLAPSE
PAINFUL SMEAR TEST