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Information and advice (Section 7)

Most women are aware of some of the common symptoms that occur at the time of the menopause, e.g. vasomotor symptoms but many are not aware of other problems which can occur after the menopause such as longer term health issues including genitourinary problems, cardiovascular disease, osteoporotic fractures and sexual problems (7.1). Accurate information for women is essential so that they can make informed evidence-based choices about management options as there are many different interventions including doing nothing. Any discussion around the menopause and information provided must be documented by the HCP. This section looks at the common areas of information requirements for women and women’s views on the format of the information (7.2). The focus population was periand post-menopausal women, and information was presented separately for: