Looking for support with weight loss?

Losing weight can become more difficult during and after menopause. Hormonal changes, sleep disturbances, stress, and shifts in body composition can all influence your weight. Learn about the medical treatment options available to aid weight loss and explore which might be appropriate for you.

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When losing weight is no longer as straightforward as it once was

You practise mindful eating, make an effort to stay active, yet shedding those extra pounds feels more challenging than it did a few years ago. During menopause, your body undergoes significant changes. Hormonal fluctuations can impact your metabolism, fat distribution, and appetite. For some women, medical support might be an additional avenue to consider.

Is medical support the right choice for you?

Weight loss medication is not suitable for everyone. A doctor will assess factors such as your BMI, overall health, medical history, any other medications you are taking, and the methods you have previously tried to lose weight.

Discover how it works

From selection to medical evaluation

On SeeMe-nopause, you can explore which treatment is most suitable for your circumstances. A doctor will always evaluate whether the selected treatment is medically appropriate and safe for you.

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  1. 1

    View the available options

    See which treatments are on offer.

    2

    Start your application

    Decide how you wish to proceed and provide the necessary information.

    3

    Medical evaluation

    A doctor will always determine whether the treatment is safe and appropriate for your individual situation.

Interested in learning more about medical support for weight loss?

Find out more about weight loss medication during menopause, who it may be suitable for, and how the treatment works.