XVERA REVITALISE
HRT SUITABILITY CHECK

A safe, simple way to understand whether HRT or menopause care may be appropriate for you.

Perimenopause and menopause symptoms can be confusing — especially when they overlap with other health conditions.

This short suitability check helps ensure we guide you safely and appropriately before you take the next step.

This is not a diagnostic tool; it’s a quick safety screen to help direct you to the correct pathway.

Revitalise suitability check

    A few important medical questions

    20–30 seconds to complete

    1

    Are you currently experiencing unexplained vaginal bleeding?

    (For example, bleeding after 12 months without a period, or unusually heavy/irregular bleeding without a clear reason.)

    HRT should not be started until this is assessed. We would advise speaking to your GP before beginning any hormone therapy.

    YESNO

    2

    Have you ever been diagnosed with breast cancer, endometrial cancer, or another hormone-sensitive cancer?

    These situations require specialist input before considering HRT.

    We would advise discussing HRT with your GP or specialist first.

    YESNO

    3

    Have you ever had a blood clot (DVT/PE) or been told you have a clotting disorder?

    Some forms of HRT may still be suitable, but consultant review is essential.

    YESNO

    4

    Do you have untreated high blood pressure?

    Blood pressure should be assessed and managed before starting HRT.

    YESNO

    5

    Are you under 45 with symptoms that began suddenly?

    This may suggest early menopause (POI) or another condition.

    We would advise speaking with your GP for appropriate NHS investigations.

    YESNO

    Book a consultation

    A detailed, supportive consultation with a senior consultant doctor.

    During your appointment, we will:

    • Review your symptoms and how they affect day-to-day life
    • Explore whether they are menopause-related or have another cause
    • Discuss whether HRT is appropriate
    • Outline treatment options, benefits, and safety considerations
    • Help you understand what to expect moving forward
    BOOK A CONSULTATION RETAKE THE
    SUITABILITY CHECK

    Based on your answers, the safest next step is:

    • An NHS assessment

    Some situations — such as unexpected bleeding, high blood pressure, cancer history, clotting concerns, or possible early menopause — require specific investigations before HRT can be considered.

    You are not excluded from care — you simply need the right pathway.

    Option 1

    Book a consultation

    A consultation can still be extremely helpful if you want:

    • Expert evaluation of your symptoms
    • Clarity on whether HRT may be suitable
    • Guidance on alternatives or next steps
    • A personalised medical plan
    BOOK A CONSULTATION
    Option 2

    Speak to Your NHS GP

    For some issues (e.g., unexplained bleeding), the NHS is best placed to arrange initial investigations such as:

    • Pelvic ultrasound
    • Endometrial biopsy
    • Blood pressure review
    • Clotting assessments

    We will always guide you towards the safest option for your health.

    CONTACT US RETAKE THE
    SUITABILITY CHECK

    Based on your answers, the safest next step is:

    Option 1

    Speak to Your NHS GP

    For some issues (e.g., unexplained bleeding), the NHS is best placed to arrange initial investigations such as:

    • Pelvic ultrasound
    • Endometrial biopsy
    • Blood pressure review
    • Clotting assessments

    We will always guide you towards the safest option for your health.

    CONTACT US RETAKE THE
    SUITABILITY CHECK