Specialized (peri) menopause care
Take the first step today to feel more like yourself again, with the expertise and guidance of our team.
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With a method that brings the doctor and pharmacy to you online.
Tell us about yourself
Answer a few simple questions about yourself. We use this information to set up a personal treatment for you.
Online chat consultation
Talk to your provider about your medical history and weight loss goals in a chat consultation.
Start your treatment
You start your hormone treatment. Contact your doctor at any time for support or advice.
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Interview with our transition consultant
Schedule a meeting with one of our transition counselors to discuss your complaints and get advice.
Do you feel like yourself again
After a few weeks, you will notice that you are slowly starting to feel like yourself again and complaints disappear.
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This is what your treatment may look like
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Estradiol
Estradiol is the most active and most important form of the hormone estrogen in the body. It is mainly produced in the ovaries before menopause. After menopause, production drops sharply, which can cause menopausal symptoms.
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Progesterone
Progesterone is a female sex hormone that plays an important role in, among other things, the menstrual cycle. Progesterone is combined with estradiol in hormone therapy if you still have a uterus. It protects the endometrium and ensures safe treatment.
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Form of administration
Depending on your personal preference, you can start the treatment with a patch, tablet or gel. In some cases, a combination tablet containing estradiol and progesterone is also possible.
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Goodweigh guides you in your weight loss with a scientifically based program that combines prescription medications with lifestyle interventions.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Weight loss
Menopause marks the natural end of menstrual cycles. It is defined as the time when someone has not had a period for 12 months, usually between the ages of 45 and 55.
The average age for menopause is 51, although it can happen sooner or later. Genetics, health and lifestyle all play a role.
Menopausal symptoms can last for several years, but this varies greatly from person to person. Some people notice changes for less than two years, while others experience symptoms for ten years or more.
Early signs of menopause, which occur during perimenopause, often include irregular periods, hot flushes, night sweats, and mood or sleep problems.
Common symptoms include hot flushes, trouble sleeping, mood swings, vaginal dryness, weight fluctuations, and decreases in bone density. However, everyone's experience and body are unique.
Not only is weight gain caused by menopause, but hormonal changes can shift fat stores, especially around the belly. Aging, metabolism and lifestyle also play a role.
No. Once menopause has been reached (12 months without menstruation), natural pregnancy is no longer possible.
For many people, treatment during peri- and menopausal periods is safe, but it depends on age, personal health, and family history. A healthcare provider helps determine whether treatment is appropriate.
No, you don't need a referral from your doctor. When you start the treatment, we share a letter with you that you can share with your doctor so that they are also aware of your treatment. If you wish, we will also share your information with the LSP (National Exchange Point) so that other healthcare providers are also aware.
In most cases, the medication is reimbursed by your health insurance, but take into account your deductible.
We send the medication in discreet packaging free of charge. You can choose to have it delivered to your home or pick it up yourself at a PostNL point.