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Menopause Care In Singapore

At Asimont Clinic, our core focus is medical aesthetics. As part of our broader medical group, menopause care and women’s health services are provided through our affiliated clinics, Motherlove, Motherlove GP, and our dedicated gynaecology specialist clinic. Menopause marks a significant phase in a woman’s life, accompanied by hormonal shifts that may influence physical health, emotional well-being, and intimate comfort.
Supporting Women Through the Natural Transition With Personalised, Evidence-Based Care

What is Menopause

Menopause is defined as the absence of menstrual periods for 12 consecutive months. It typically occurs around the age of 50, although it may happen earlier in some women. The years leading up to menopause, known as perimenopause, are often characterised by irregular cycles and fluctuating hormone levels.

Menopause may occur naturally with age or result from surgery (such as removal of the ovaries). Menopause before age 40 is called premature ovarian insufficiency (POI) and usually requires further assessment.

Who Should Consider Menopause Treatments?

It may be time to consult a doctor if you experience:
Hot flushes or night sweats disrupting your comfort or sleep
Irregular periods or symptoms of early menopause (before age 40)
Mood swings, irritability, or trouble concentrating
Vaginal dryness, discomfort during intimacy, or reduced libido
Persistent fatigue, joint aches, or dry skin
Concerns about bone strength, heart health, or urinary issues
Seeking early guidance allows for timely, tailored support and screening.
Our affiliated clinics offer a variety of non-hormonal approaches to menopause care:

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What to Expect During Your Visit

How Diagnosis Is Carried Out

Our clinical process ensures you receive supportive and well-rounded care:

  • Personalised Medical Review: Your doctor will assess your menstrual history, symptoms, and family health background.

  • Physical & Pelvic Examination: A thorough assessment to check for signs of tissue thinning, dryness, or other concerns.

  • Consideration of Additional Tests: Investigations such as a bone mineral density scan (DEXA) or relevant blood work may be recommended.

  • Lifestyle & Risk Factor Review: Your doctor will discuss cardiovascular health, bone protection, and cancer screening (e.g. mammogram, Pap smear).

  • Symptom Management Plan: Based on your needs, an appropriate mix of lifestyle, dietary, and medical interventions will be offered.

Evidence-Based, Non-Hormonal Treatment Options to Support Your Transition

What Solutions Do We Offer For Menopause?

Within our medical group, our management approach focuses on safety, effectiveness, and long-term wellbeing:

Lifestyle Recommendations

  • Regular physical activity, including weight-bearing exercises

  • A balanced diet with sufficient calcium and vitamin D

  • Smoking cessation, reduced alcohol and caffeine intake

  • Wearing breathable clothing and managing sleep hygiene for hot flushes

Non-Hormonal Medical Options

  • SSRIs / SNRIs for hot flushes and mood-related symptoms

  • Gabapentin to reduce night sweats

  • Clonidine for certain vasomotor symptoms

  • Ospemifene (if approved locally) for vaginal discomfort

  • Calcium and Vitamin D Supplements to maintain bone health

  • Osteoporosis Referral for evaluation and treatment (e.g. bisphosphonates or SERMs)

Other Supportive Care

  • Use of vaginal moisturisers and lubricants to relieve dryness

  • Advice on maintaining intimacy and pelvic health during menopause

Each plan is carefully tailored to your needs, with ongoing monitoring where appropriate.

Supporting You With Respect, Expertise, and Empathy
Menopause is a natural life stage, but no woman needs to go through it alone. Within our medical group, women’s health doctors provide confidential and professional care in a supportive setting. You can ask questions, discuss changes, and explore suitable options with clarity and confidence.
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Still Have Questions?

What Women Often Ask About Our Care

Menopause typically occurs between the ages of 45 and 55. The average age is around 50, but symptoms may begin years earlier during perimenopause.

Perimenopause refers to the transitional years leading up to menopause, marked by irregular periods and hormonal fluctuations. Menopause is confirmed after 12 consecutive months without a period.

Yes. Until menopause is complete, ovulation may still occur. If pregnancy is not desired, contraception is still advised.

Symptoms may include hot flushes, night sweats, mood changes, sleep disturbances, vaginal dryness, and reduced libido. Severity varies between individuals.

Our primary approach focuses on non-hormonal and lifestyle-based options. Hormonal therapy may be discussed and referred to a specialist if indicated.

Options may include SSRIs, SNRIs, gabapentin, or clonidine—depending on suitability and symptom profile.

Non-hormonal moisturisers and lubricants may help ease dryness and improve comfort during intimacy.

Yes. Routine screenings remain important after menopause for early detection of cervical and breast conditions.

Oestrogen decline can lead to reduced bone density. Your doctor may recommend a bone scan or supplements to support bone strength.

Early menopause (before age 40) or premature ovarian insufficiency is diagnosed through medical history, symptoms, and blood tests evaluating hormone levels.

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