Menopause Clinic
Why Would You or Your Care Team Be Interested in this Clinic?
If you have significant symptoms such as hot flashes, night sweats, new sleep problems, mood changes, vaginal dryness, new joint pain, and abnormal uterine bleeding around the time of menopause that are affecting your quality of life, you may be a candidate for an appointment. In addition, if you are considering hormone therapies and are conflicted about information you have received, or if you have a complicated medical history, an appointment may be indicated. Please note, this is not a routine clinic for gynaecological care, such as annual pap tests. Patients will be sent back to their primary care provider after the issue is managed.
Expert Trained Gynaecologists
The Menopause Clinic includes expert gynaecologists who completed sub-specialty training in mature women’s health and menopause.
Teaching Clinic
This clinic is University of Toronto affiliated. All types of medical learners (students, residents, fellows) may be present.
Referral-Based Clinic
In order to attend this clinic, you require a referral from your primary care physician or specialist.
Before Coming to Clinic
The Menopause Clinic provides assessment and care through on-site gynaecologists, as well as personalized referrals when necessary.
What to Expect
Learn more about your first appointment.
Referral Criteria
Patient referral criteria for referring providers.
Meet the Team
Meet the expert gynaecologists who have completed sub-specialty training in mature women’s health and menopause.
About Menopause
Learn more about menopause, its symptoms and treatment options.
FAQs
View Frequently Asked Questions about menopause and/or the clinic.
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Find Us
Mount Sinai Hospital |
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416-586-4800 Ext: 4621 |