Bio-identical HRT | The Hormone Health Clinic

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Are you feeling the impact of hormonal changes on your physical and emotional well-being?

The transition through perimenopause and menopause can bring a range of symptoms that disrupt your life and leave you searching for solutions.

At The Hormone Health Clinic, founded by Dr. Emma Morgan (GP & Menopause Specialist), we offer a bespoke and holistic approach to managing these changes. The clinic focuses on your unique needs, providing tailored care that includes thorough consultations and, where appropriate, body-identical hormone replacement therapy.

Dr. Morgan works closely with you to create a personalised plan that restores balance and helps you feel like yourself again. With a passion for empowering women, she is committed to helping you navigate this transition with confidence and regain control of your health.

Take the first step towards feeling your best.

Contact Dr. Emma Morgan for a consultation today.

Treatments for:

Perimenopause

Menopause

Pre-Menstrual Syndrome (PMS)

Symptom Checklist

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About Me

Hello, I am Dr Emma Morgan.

Over the past 17 years I have worked in General Practice where I have developed a specialist interest in women’s health. I have seen how an imbalance in hormones can cause an array of symptoms. These impact the lives of women in a multitude of ways at various stages of their lives.

During my time working in the NHS I have felt frustrated due to the limitations of time and treatment available to help my patients. Synthetic hormones have been the mainstay in treatment, however, they do not exactly match our own and are therefore more likely to cause unwanted side effects. The ‘one size fits all’ approach also means they are unlikely to be the right dose for you.

I am passionate about helping women transition smoothly through the peri-menopause using an holistic approach so they can once again feel revived and balanced instead of struggling on with their symptoms.

My Qualifications

Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery, MBBCh (Wales) (2002)
Membership to the Royal College of General Practitioners, MRCGP (2005)
Diploma in the Faculty of Family Planning, DFFP (2008)
Diploma in the Royal College of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, DRCOG (2009)
Member of Marion Gluck Training Academy:
- Certificate - Introduction to Bio-Identical Hormone Replacement Therapy
- Certificate - Bio-Identical Hormone Replacement Therapy: Developing Your Knowledge

My Book

Conditions

Throughout various times in our lives, our hormones can become imbalanced and have an impact on our physical and emotional wellbeing. Body-identical hormone replacement therapy along with a holistic lifestyle approach can help
re-balance these hormones, helping you feel more like yourself again.

Click on these common hormonal conditions below find out more and to see if the symptoms relate to you.

PMS

Peri-Menopause

Menopause

Treatment

The importance of a treatment schedule

The aim of a treatment schedule is to establish a full understanding of your symptoms and create/manage an individualised programme to help balance your body's hormones.

Personalised consultations

Consultations are held virtually and clinics are on Monday and Wednesday mornings.

Preparation prior to consultation

Once you have got in contact then I will ask about your current symptoms to determine if an initial consultation is likely to be of benefit to you.

Initial Consultation
(approx 1 hr)

A medical history and full review of your symptoms

Discussion of likely diagnosis including management options available both on the NHS and privately

Create an individualised, holistic programme which may include the prescription of body-identical hormones as well as lifestyle and dietary advice

£225

Treatment Reviews
(approx 30 mins)

Further reviews will be arranged as needed until we optimise your hormone balance,

(initially at 6 weeks and 3 months)

Once symptoms are controlled, reviews will take place at 6 month intervals

£110

Investigations required for consultations

Hormone Testing

Blood tests are not usually indicated for diagnosis but will be discussed as a option during the consultation depending on your symptoms.
Hormone blood tests may be required at follow up to help monitor hormone levels.

BHRT prescriptions

Following my assessment we will discuss management options which will include NHS and private prescription options for you to consider. For private prescription I liase with the Specialist Pharmacy to create a prescription personalized to your individual hormone requirements.

Once we have agreed on which hormones and the specific dosing required for your individual needs. I will send a prescription to the pharmacy, who will arrange with you regarding payment for and delivery.

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Email

email: BHRT@dremmamorgan.co.uk

Please complete the form below, and add any details in the message so that I can get back to you.

Why do I gain weight in the perimenopause?

This is one of the commonest and hardest symptoms to manage. This is because multiple factors are at play and the dynamics have changed. What you could eat in your 20s without a thought suddenly now ends up straight on the hips.

The contributing factors include hormonal imbalance, changes in metabolism and lifestyle shifts.

Take a look at my new blog that goes into detail on the key areas that can be contributing to weight gain and more importantly what we can do to help.

If you feel you’d benefit from a personalised approach to helping manage youth perimenopausal symptoms please do get in touch.

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#Bodyidenticalhormones #hrt

I founded The Hormone Health Clinic in 2018 and during that time I have been privileged to have met and supported many women manage their perimenopause effectively.

I’m here to support you too, helping you firstly recognise and understand what is going on in your body and secondly provide the evidence based information to help you make the right choices for you in not only managing your current symptoms and their impact but also your future health. Taking steps now are crucial in helping you have the healthiest and happiest future possible.

Please feel free to follow or share any posts that may resonate with you or possibly someone you care about and get in touch if you’d like one on one support.

#menopausedoctor #MenopauseSupport #holistichealth #perimenopause

It’s incredibly rewarding to be able to support women through this difficult time of their life. We are all different and each one of us will experience the perimenopause differently. This is why it’s so important to provide women the evidence based information and help to support them make decisions that are right for them. Please get in touch if you’d like some advice or support during this phase in your life and get you back to YOU again ☺️

The WHI study released in 2002 significantly impacted perimenopausal women with dramatic effects. Doctors suddenly stopped prescribing HRT leading to women not being given any choice on how to manage their menopause and their often debilitating symptoms.

Over more recent years however it has been discovered that due to a premature end to the trial and the misinterpretation of the data and reporting in the media women have been misinformed and therefore terrified to even consider HRT as an option.

With the more widespread availability of body identical HRT and the awareness of the limitations of the WHI data and new emerging evidence women are finally being offered the support they need and deserve.

Unfortunately some doctors are not up to date with the current guidelines and evidence so some women are still struggling to get help.

If you feel like this and are suffering with symptoms please reach out to a doctor who can help you make informed decisions that are right for you.

Please feel free to get in touch if you’d like me to help support you in making these choices. Women should be given the correct information so they can make these fully informed decisions not only about their current symptoms but also their future health.

#menopausedoctor #internationalwomensday #womenschoice #menopausechoices #bodyidenticalHRT #BHRT

Big news!

My updated website is live—with easy access to my clinic, expert blog, free symptom guide and link to my symptom tracker, all of which can help you navigate this tricky time of life.

Take a look and let me support you through this challenging time or share with someone you think may benefit 🩷

#MenopauseSupport #PerimenopauseWellness #menopausedoctor #holistichealth

PCOS and the perimenopause:

I in 10 women have PCOS and half don’t have obvious symptoms.

Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) affects the way the ovaries work. There are three main diagnostic features of PCOS:
1. Irregular or absent periods
2. Excess androgen (characteristically ‘male’ hormones that women also produce), which can lead to excess facial hair, thinning of hair, receding hairline and acne
3. Polycystic ovaries – a scan may show that your ovaries are enlarged, and may contain fluid-filled sacs (cysts) that surround the eggs.

There is an overlap of symptoms between PCOS and the perimenopause which can make it harder to diagnose and manage during the perimenopause

What happens to PCOS during the menopause?
During the perimenopause our oestrogen, progesterone and testosterone levels fluctuate and then decline and stay low. If you have PCOS then you may already have lower levels of oestrogen and progesterone so these changes can make existing symptoms worse.

Also, usually the testosterone is higher in PCOS but as it falls in the perimenopause women with PCOS often have more symptoms of testosterone deficiency such as memory problems, lack of motivate and drive, brain fog, reduced energy levels and low libido.

Studies have shown that women with PCOS often don’t suffer so much with hot flushes and night sweats but more likely to have vaginal dryness.

Why should you consider taking HRT during the perimenopause if you have PCOS?
Firstly HRT can help manage the symptoms resulting from the changes in the hormones that can be hugely impactful. However, secondly, because women with PCOS have an increased risk of type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease, HRT also has been shown to reduce these risks in later life.

If you have PCOS and are going through the perimenopause and would like further support and advice then please do get in touch.

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Balance your Body, Rejuvenate your Mind

Treatments for:

About Me

My Qualifications

Conditions

Treatment

Initial Consultation (approx 1 hr)

Treatment Reviews (approx 30 mins)

Contact Me

Email

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Balance your Body,
Rejuvenate your Mind

Initial Consultation
(approx 1 hr)

Treatment Reviews
(approx 30 mins)