Menopausal symptoms? You’re not alone.

Menopause is so much more than hot flushes. Symptoms can affect your energy, sleep and mood. At SeeMe-nopause, you'll receive reliable information and a personal treatment plan from expert doctors, focusing on your body, symptoms and personal choices.

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What happens to your body during menopause?

You might be wondering: is this normal? And what can you do to feel like yourself again? Many women don’t immediately recognise their symptoms as menopausal. That’s understandable, as menopause can present itself in a variety of ways.

Approximately 80% of women experience symptoms during this phase. Sometimes these are well-known symptoms, while at other times they are issues you might not immediately associate with menopause. These symptoms can have an impact on how you feel at home, at work, and in your daily life.

For example, you might notice that you’re sleeping poorly, your skin is becoming drier, or you’re more easily thrown off balance than usual.

Menopausal symptoms can include:

  • Poor sleep or restless nights
  • Painful muscles and joints
  • Dry skin or changes in skin condition
  • Heart palpitations
  • Mood swings or irritability
  • Concentration problems or brain fog
  • Weight gain or changes in fat distribution

By better understanding what’s happening in your body, you can make choices that suit your situation. On the symptoms pages, you’ll find information about common menopausal symptoms and what can help support your body during this phase.

Menopausal symptoms are still insufficiently recognised in many women. That’s a shame because there’s so much that can be done.
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Erik KnauffGynaecologist

Reliable support, right from home

Too many women struggle with symptoms that go unrecognised or are not taken seriously. Yet this phase can have a significant impact on how you feel, work, and live. We believe every woman deserves clear information, personalised guidance, and safe medical support during this stage of life. That’s why SeeMe-nopause was founded.

At SeeMe-nopause, you're not alone. We offer expert guidance during menopause, with a personal treatment plan from a doctor, tailored to your specific symptoms and health.

We combine medical expertise with personal attention. This way, you don’t get a generic approach but support that fits your unique situation.

At SeeMe-nopause, you can rely on:

  • Personal treatment plan from an expert doctor
  • Safe and careful guidance, even after starting treatment
  • The freedom to choose what suits you within the advice provided

Choose what suits you

Initial consultation & personal treatment plan (most popular)

Are you experiencing symptoms and want to find the right approach for you? If so, our initial consultation is an excellent first step. You'll complete a medical questionnaire, which will be carefully reviewed by one of our doctors. Based on this, you'll receive your personal treatment plan. You then decide which option is best for you.

Already know exactly what you need?

Do you already know exactly what you need? Then you can choose to order a treatment or product directly. You’ll answer a short questionnaire so a doctor can assess whether it’s suitable for your medical situation.

Why a short questionnaire? Because safety always comes first. This ensures you can use our products responsibly and with confidence.

You’re not alone, even after starting treatment

Have you started a treatment? You can still ask questions via the chat afterwards. You can track how you’re doing, and after the initial period, an evaluation will follow. Together, we’ll ensure your treatment continues to suit your body and symptoms.

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