“The Menopause Revolution: How to Finally Find the Right Specialist for You”

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Menopause Care Revolution: How to Find the Right Specialist

Menopause Care Revolution: How to Find the Right Specialist

In recent years, menopause medicine has shifted dramatically. What was once a quiet medical corner has now become a patient-led revolution driven by advocacy, celebrity voices, research, and digital platforms. Women are no longer silent about their experiences—they are informed, empowered, and actively seeking specialized care.

Women discussing menopause care with a doctor in a clinic

Why Menopause Care Matters More Than Ever

  • Menopause is not a disease but a natural transition marking the end of reproductive years.
  • It affects multiple aspects of health: bone density, cardiovascular health, brain function, and hormonal balance.
  • Historically managed by gynecologists, care is now also offered by internists, family physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants.
Illustration of hormonal changes during menopause

The Growth of Certified Menopause Practitioners

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