
Peri + Menopause
Medicare Rebate Eligibility: this consultation may be covered by the telehealth rebate when it’s about the hormonal change itself — irregular cycles, hormonal symptoms, HRT. For more general check-ins, or if you’re a new patient, it may be a private appointment. We’ll confirm any fee beforehand.
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Perimenopause
Symptoms
- Irregular periods (shorter, longer, heavier, skipped)
- Hot flushes or night sweats
- Brain fog or memory lapses
- Mood swings, anxiety or low mood
- Sleep issues
- Changes in libido
- Fatigue or burnout that feels hormonal
How Her Virtual can help
We don’t treat perimenopause like a mystery. We’ll listen to your symptoms and build a plan that fits you—not a textbook case.
Menopause
Symptoms
- Ongoing hot flushes or sweats
- Vaginal dryness or discomfort
- Weight changes or metabolic shifts
- Anxiety or irritability
- Poor sleep
- Joint pain or body aches
- Ongoing fatigue
How Her Virtual can help
We offer up-to-date, balanced advice and tailor your treatment to your symptoms, lifestyle and medical background.
Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) Support
Why women seek support
- Confusion around HRT safety or suitability
- Past side effects or complications
- Starting HRT but unsure what to expect
- Needing to review or adjust your dose
- Wanting evidence-based guidance from a GP who understands
How Her Virtual can help
We offer thoughtful, evidence-based HRT care—whether you’re starting for the first time or reassessing what you’re on.
Postmenopausal Concerns
Symptoms
- Vaginal dryness or discomfort with intimacy
- Pain with urination or recurrent UTIs
- Trouble sleeping
- Low libido
- Bone health or fracture concerns
- Weight gain or insulin resistance
- Memory or concentration issues
How it’s treated
- Vaginal oestrogen
- Lifestyle strategies
- HRT (if still suitable)
- Medication review and bone density checks
How Her Virtual can help
We support women long after menopause—because health doesn’t stop at 50, and neither should your care.L
