Menopause Clinic in Oxford
Menopause and perimenopause appointments in Oxford from £49, seen this week.
We are on Beaumont Street in central Oxford, opposite the Ashmolean and beside the Randolph, around ten minutes from the station. Perimenopause taken seriously, including when your periods have not stopped. No referral needed, and appointments by video or telephone if you would rather not come in.
- 10 clinics across the UK
- Same-day Appointment
- In clinic, by phone or video
- GMC- registered GP Appointment
- CQC registered
- For Adults and children
Book a MENOPAUSE APPOINTMENT IN OXFORD
Seen this week, on Beaumont Street or by video or telephone.
Bring a symptom diary if you can. Even a few weeks of notes on hot flushes, sleep, mood and cycle changes makes the appointment considerably more useful than trying to remember it in the room.
Also bring a list of your current medicines, and any relevant family history, particularly of breast cancer, blood clots or heart disease. Those shape which treatments are suitable.
Why patients choose our OXFORD MENOPAUSE CLINIC
• Seen this week, rather than waiting for a GP appointment.
• Perimenopause taken seriously, including when periods are still regular.
• Time to describe what is actually happening. The single most common reason women come privately for this.
• Assessed against your own history, including the family history that changes what is safe.
• A named plan with a review date, not a repeat prescription and silence.
• Central Oxford, or by video and telephone, from £49.
• Straight answers on cost and on prescribing, before you book.
PERIMENOPAUSE AND MENOPAUSE SYMPTOMS
Perimenopause is the part most women are not warned about. It can begin years before periods stop, cycles can still be regular, and the symptoms get attributed to stress, work or low mood instead.
• Hot flushes and night sweats
• Sleep that has stopped working, waking at three or four and not returning
• Mood changes, irritability and anxiety that feels unlike you
• Brain fog, losing words, losing track mid sentence
• Periods changing, heavier, lighter, closer together or further apart
• Vaginal dryness, discomfort during sex, urinary symptoms
• Joint aches, the one nobody connects to hormones
• Loss of libido
The last three are the ones women most often leave out, and they are among the most treatable. Say them anyway.
HRT IN OXFORD: what is available
How HRT is given
Oestrogen comes as a patch, a gel, a spray or a tablet. Patches, gels and sprays go through the skin rather than the stomach, which matters because that route does not carry the same clot risk as tablets. If you still have a womb, oestrogen is given with progestogen to protect the lining.
Body identical and bioidentical are not the same thing
- Body identical HRT means regulated, licensed products whose hormones are structurally identical to your own: oestradiol through the skin, and micronised progesterone. These are the products national guidance supports.
- Compounded bioidentical hormones are mixed to order by a compounding pharmacy. They are not licensed and their doses are not standardised. The British Menopause Society and the RCOG both advise against them, and against the saliva hormone testing often sold alongside.
If you cannot or would rather not take HRT
There are non hormonal options for hot flushes, and low dose vaginal oestrogen for dryness and urinary symptoms is a separate treatment with a different risk profile. It can often be used by women who cannot take HRT itself.
BEAUMONT STREET, OX1 2LP
Central Oxford
13 Beaumont Street, Oxford OX1 2LP
Getting here
Opposite the Ashmolean and beside the Randolph, around ten minutes from the station.
By train and bus
Oxford station is about ten minutes on foot and Gloucester Green coach station is closer. Central Oxford parking is heavily restricted, so park and ride is usually easier.
Or by video or telephone
Both cost less than an in clinic appointment. A first appointment in person and reviews remotely is a common pattern.
Opening hours
Monday – Friday 8:00 am – 7:00 pm
Saturday 9:00 am – 2:00 pm
Sunday Closed
Beaumont Street, Oxford
Accessibility and support:
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible toilet
- Wheelchair-accessible seating
Address
13 Beaumont St, Oxford OX1 2LP
Opening Hours
Monday – Friday 8:00 am – 7:00 pm
Saturday 9:00 am – 2:00 pm
Sunday Closed
Phone
01865 560485
hello@privatemedicalclinic.co.uk
Meet Your Specialists
Private GP with a Special Interest in Women’s and Sexual Health
Dr Jayawardena completed her medical training at University of Birmingham in 2012. She completed her postgraduate Masters (MSc.) in Health Research at University of Warwick in 2015.
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OXFORD MENOPAUSE CLINIC FAQs
£49 by telephone, £79 by video and £95 on Beaumont Street. Prescriptions are £25.
No, and you do not need to be registered with a practice in Oxford.
Usually not, if you are over 45 with typical symptoms. Under 45 the assessment is different and blood tests do have a role.
Body identical HRT is regulated and licensed and is what national guidance supports. Compounded bioidentical hormones are mixed to order, are not licensed, and are advised against by the British Menopause Society and the RCOG.
These respond well to treatment and are among the symptoms women most often leave unmentioned.
This week in most cases.
Yes. Perimenopause can begin years before periods stop, and symptoms often start while cycles look normal.
HRT itself is not free, but in England an HRT prepayment certificate covers a year of HRT prescriptions for around the cost of two prescription charges. If your GP will prescribe, that is the cheaper route.
13 Beaumont Street, opposite the Ashmolean, around ten minutes from the station.
Book your MENOPAUSE APPOINTMENT IN OXFORD
From £49 by telephone, £79 by video or £95 on Beaumont Street. Perimenopause and menopause assessed against your own history, seen this week, with a clear answer on how you get your prescription.