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Are you pregnant or breastfeeding?

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Because you've told us that you're either pregnant or breast feeding, our doctors won't be able to prescribe this medication to you. Please make an appointment with your own doctor for advice, as they may be able to prescribe this medication to you after a face to face consultation.

Do you have any problems with your liver or kidneys?

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No

Your answer indicates that either your kidneys or liver aren't functioning as they should. Because of this, our clinicians won't be able to prescribe to you. Please make an appointment with your GP for more information and advice.

Are you currently experiencing the menopause or perimenopause?

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No

Our doctors will only be able to prescribe HRT to you if you're currently going through the menopause. As your answer indicates that this isn't the case for you, we won't be able to continue with your consultation. Please visit your doctor for more information and advice,

How long have you been going through the menopause?

Are you currently using prescribed treatment for HRT?

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No

Which medication are you currently taking, and how long have you been taking it for?

Unfortunately, we aren't able to prescribe HRT to anyone that isn't already taking it. This is because of the associated risks with hormone replacement therapy and the fact that you need a face to face consultation with your own GP to decide which treatment would be best for you. Please make an appointment with your own GP for more information and advice.

When was your last period?

If you aren't sure of the exact date, please try to be as accurate as possible.

Have you had your womb removed (a hysterectomy)?

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No

If you still have your womb intact, you should be taking a form of combined HRT, either as one medication, or by taking a progesterone alongside an oestrogen treatment. Oestrogen-only HRT should only be used by women that have had a hysterectomy.

Do you currently suffer from endometriosis?

Patients who have had a hysterectomy, but suffer with endometriosis may require an additional progestogen treatment with their estrogen HRT.

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No

Do you currently have a Mirena coil inserted?

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No

Please tell us what date your Mirena coil was inserted Ideally we need to know the exact date, but if this is not possible, please tell us the month and the year.

Do you have any of the following symptoms?

Hot flushes
Difficulty sleeping
Problems with memory or concentration
Night sweats
Reduced sex drive
Vaginal dryness
Headaches
Pain, itching and/or discomfort during sex
Mood changes
Depression,
Low mood or anxiety
Palpitations
Stiff joints
Aches and pains
Reduced muscle mass

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No

Your answer indicates that you aren't experiencing any symptoms of the menopause. You should ask your doctor if you really need to take HRT, as if you aren't experiencing any symptoms, it may not be the most helpful treatment for you. Please make an appointment with your GP for more information and advice

Have you ever been advised by a doctor to avoid taking HRT?

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No

As you've been advised by a medical professional to avoid taking HRT, we won't be able to continue with your consultation. This is because you need to follow the advice of your doctor for your own safety. If you have any questions or concerns, or would like to discuss other treatment options, please make an appointment with your own GP

When did you have your most recent cervical screening test?

If you aren't sure of the exact date, please try to be as accurate as possible

When did you have your most recent mammogram?

If you aren't sure of the exact date, please try to be as accurate as possible

When did you last check your blood pressure and what was the reading?

Please tell us the date in Day/Month/Year format and then tell us your blood pressure
We need both the numbers (systolic and diastolic), with the high number first. For example 123/80

Do you agree to;

Have regular blood pressure checks at your GP office (many surgeries now have blood pressure monitors that you can use yourself.
You can ask the receptionist to record your result for you)
Have regular cervical smear tests Have regular mammograms or breast ultrasounds

Yes
No

It's important that you're regularly tested for your blood pressure, cervical changes, and any breast abnormalities. This is so that your local healthcare team can detect any changes as soon as possible, and to make sure that your medication isn't causing you any harm. If you don't agree to these regular tests, our doctors won't be able to prescribe HRT to you, as they need to know that you'll be doing what you can to keep yourself healthy during treatment. Please see your own GP for more information and advice.

Do you have any of the following health conditions or problems?

Abnormal vaginal bleeding
Gallstones
Diabetes
Migraines
High blood pressure
A blood clotting disorder
Porphyria

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No

Your answer indicates that you have a health problem that might make HRT unsuitable for you. Because of this, we're unable to continue with your consultation. Please speak to your own GP for more information and advice. They may be able to prescribe HRT to you under close monitoring, but this is something that an online prescribing service can't offer. Please make an appointment with your own doctor.

You you have a personal or family history of the following conditions?

Blood clots
Breast cancer
Breast problems
Cancer of the womb, ovaries or cervix

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No

Your answer indicates that you have a personal or family history of a health condition that may make HRT unsuitable for you due to the risks associated with it. Because of this, we won't be able to continue with your consultation. Please speak to your own GP for more information and advice.

Are you aware that we can only prescribe HRT for those going through the menopause, and not for those needing treatment for gender reassignment?

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No

Unfortunately, we aren't able to prescribe HRT to anyone that's needing it for gender reassignment. If you're going through a transition and looking for hormone replacement therapy to support you, you should speak to your doctor to see what treatment options are available to you. Please make an appointment with your own GP for more information and advice.

Do you know that:

Combined HRT (estrogen + progestogen) can increase your risk of breast cancer.
HRT can increase your risk of womb cancer and blood clots
If you start HRT after the age of 60, it may increase your risk of cardiovascular disease
HRT shouldn't be used for more than 5 years
You should take the lowest effective dose of your prescribed HRT, and take it for the shortest amount of time possible
If you've been told to stop taking HRT by your doctor, you shouldn't continue to take it, even if it eases your symptoms
You should regularly self-examine your breasts to check for any changes.
If you have an intact womb, or suffer with endometriosis, you may require progestogen treatment with your estrogen HRT
We can only prescribe HRT to women between 45 and 60 from our clinic. If you have been started on HRT before 60, we may continue until your 65th birthday.

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No

It's important to understand the risks and cautions that are associated with taking HRT, as being aware of the risks means that you have all of the information you need to notice any abnormal changes. If you aren't aware of the risks that come with taking HRT, you should speak to your doctor and ask them to explain the benefits and cautions that come with using hormone replacement therapy for symptoms of the menopause. Please make an appointment with your own GP for more information and advice

Do you agree to the following?

You will read the patient information leaflet supplied with your medication before using it
You will inform your GP that you have been prescribed this medication
You will inform us and your GP if you experience side effects
You will inform us if your medical conditions or medication changes during treatment
The treatment is solely for your own use
You have answered all the above questions accurately and truthfully. You understand our prescribers take your answers in good faith and base their prescribing decisions accordingly, and that incorrect information can be hazardous to your health
You are capable of making your own decision about your healthcare and have the capacity to do so
If you have an NHS Summary Care digital record, our specialists can check it to ensure this medication is safe for you
You must be present at the provided shipping address to receive your order, as your item(s) may require refrigeration upon delivery

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