Menopause Nurse Services

What Does a Menopause Nurse Do?

In addition to discussing treatment options like hormone therapy or alternatives, nurses educate patients on lifestyle changes including nutrition and exercise. In addition to offering emotional support, they can guide women through the job and, if necessary, refer them to specialists.
Conducts a comprehensive assessment: Carries out a thorough evaluation, which entails gathering a thorough medical and family history, assessing symptoms such as mood swings and hot flashes, and keeping an eye on vital signs.
Conducts tests: In addition to ordering further screenings such as Pap smears or bone density scans, nurses may also take blood and urine samples, frequently in coordination with other doctors.
Personalized education is provided: They inform patients about the changes that take place during menopause and provide symptom management techniques.
Creates a treatment plan: The nurse works with the patient and other medical professionals to develop a personalized strategy that may involve lifestyle changes, hormone replacement therapy (HRT), or non-hormonal treatments.
Offers lifestyle and wellness guidance: Provides wellness and lifestyle advice, such as tips on how to handle stress, eat healthily, exercise, and sleep well in order to promote general wellbeing.
Continued Help: Nurses can provide tools and support, like teaching pelvic floor exercises or suggesting lubricants for dry vaginas.
Encourages peer and community support: Group sessions are held by certain agencies so that ladies can share their experiences and gain knowledge from one another.

Why Pick Coastal for Nurse Practitioner Care?

Jenn offers one-on-one sessions to help you navigate this phase with assurance and compassion.
Your menopause consultation will cover the following:
1. A comprehensive assessment of your menopausal symptoms
2. Talking about your lifestyle choices and medical history
3. Information on menopause and perimenopause expectations
4. Examination of available treatments, such as non-hormonal substitutes and Menopause Hormone Therapy (MHT)
5. A customized care plan created to enhance your health and standard of living