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ADHD and Menopause Care

If your ADHD feels louder than it used to, we can help Many women notice that ADHD symptoms become harder to manage during perimenopause and menopause. Focus slips. Overwhelm increases. Emotional reactions feel stronger. For some, this is the first time ADHD is even considered.

You are not imagining it, and it is not a personal failure. Hormonal change can affect attention, mood and cognitive resilience. At Menopause Care, we provide specialist menopause care for women with ADHD, building treatment plans that support both hormonal health and brain function.

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BMS accredited doctors, available online

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Personalised medication delivered

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A support team to help coordinate your care

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Spread the cost of your care with Klarna

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BMS accredited doctors, available online

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Personalised medication delivered

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A support team to help coordinate your care

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Spread the cost of your care with Klarna

When hormones change, your ADHD can change too

Many women first begin to question ADHD during perimenopause or menopause. Changes in hormone levels can affect brain chemistry involved in attention, motivation, mood, and emotional regulation.

These changes can feel subtle at first, or appear suddenly. For some women, symptoms may be entirely new; for others, existing ADHD-related difficulties can become harder to manage during hormonal transition.

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Increased distractibility, reduced concentration, or “brain fog”
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Difficulty managing competing demands or maintaining routines
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Heightened emotional sensitivity, anxiety, or overwhelm
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Fatigue and cognitive overload
What to expect

How our care works

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    Specialist consultation (45 min)

    A menopause specialist doctor takes time to explore your symptoms, hormonal stage, medical history, and any existing ADHD diagnosis or concerns.

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    Personalised plan

    Where appropriate, this may include menopause treatment, lifestyle strategies, or guidance on further assessment (such as referral to a psychiatrist).

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    Ongoing review and support

    Medication management, blood tests if needed, and continuity of care for as long as you need.

Is specialist ADHD and menopause support right for me?

This service is not suitable if you are seeking: A formal ADHD diagnostic assessment Initiation, review, or adjustment of ADHD medication

You may benefit from specialist menopause support if these feel true for you:

1 I am experiencing menopausal symptoms alongside changes in focus, mood, or cognitive function
2 I have ADHD and feel symptoms have shifted during perimenopause or menopause
3 I would like a menopause specialist to assess whether hormonal factors may be contributing
Bespoke care, built around you

Book your ADHD and menopause care appointment

New patients
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ADHD & Menopause Initial Consultation

45-minute online consultation with a specialist menopause doctor


Focused menopause assessment for women experiencing ADHD-related cognitive changes during perimenopause or menopause.

Please note: This appointment does not include ADHD diagnosis or ADHD medication prescribing.

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Full menopause symptom review
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Review of hormonal stage and medical history
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Discussion of existing ADHD diagnosis (if relevant)
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Assessment of whether symptoms may be hormonally influenced
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Personalised menopause treatment plan
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Guidance on next steps and investigations if needed
£295 your initial appointmentKlarna available to spread the cost of your care
Existing patients
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ADHD & Menopause Follow-Up Consultation

30-minute online follow-up with a specialist menopause doctor


Ongoing review to ensure your menopause treatment plan is working effectively alongside ADHD management.

Please note: This appointment focuses on menopause care. ADHD medication management remains with your usual ADHD provider.

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Symptom check-in and progress review
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Review of recent blood tests (if applicable)
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Discussion of focus, mood and emotional regulation
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Adjustment of menopause treatment if needed
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Discussion of cognitive and emotional symptoms
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Next steps and follow-up plan
£225 your follow-up appointmentKlarna available to spread the cost of your care
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

Everything you want to know

Yes. Hormonal changes during perimenopause and menopause can affect brain chemistry involved in attention, mood, and emotional regulation. For some women, this can make existing ADHD symptoms feel more noticeable or harder to manage.

ADHD and menopause symptoms can overlap, particularly around concentration, memory, mood, and fatigue.


During your consultation, your doctor will assess your menopausal stage, symptom history, and medical background to consider whether hormonal factors may be contributing.


This service focuses on menopause assessment and treatment. It does not provide a formal ADHD diagnostic evaluation.

No. You do not need a formal ADHD diagnosis to book. This appointment focuses on menopause care and how hormonal change may be affecting your symptoms.

If further ADHD assessment is appropriate, your doctor can advise you on suitable next steps.

For some women, HRT may improve cognitive or emotional symptoms linked to hormonal change. Whether HRT is appropriate depends on your individual health history, symptoms, and stage of menopause. This will be discussed during your consultation.

Some women notice changes in how their ADHD medication feels during hormonal transition.


This service does not prescribe, review, or adjust ADHD medication. If you are concerned about your ADHD treatment, your doctor can help you consider whether hormonal factors may be contributing and advise you on appropriate follow-up with your usual ADHD prescriber.

Many women experience overlapping symptoms during hormonal transition.

Your doctor will take your full medical history into account when discussing menopause assessment and treatment options. If specialist input beyond menopause care is needed, you will be advised on appropriate referral options.

Yes. We offer secure online consultations across the UK.

Menopause Care has clinics across the UK, including locations in London (Mayfair, Barnes, and Wimbledon), as well as Manchester, Sheffield, and Glasgow.

A new patient menopause specialist consultation is £295 for 45 minutes. Follow-up options are£225 for 30 minutes.

Your doctor will summarise findings, discuss treatment options, and outline clear next steps. Follow-up appointments and ongoing support are available if needed.

Yes. Menopause Care provides medical treatment directly through our in-house pharmacy service (GPhC Registration: 9012909), ensuring you receive your care safely, conveniently, and without delay. Our clinicians review your progress regularly and tailor your medication journey to your individual needs, so you can feel confident that your care is both personalised and seamless.

Our Approach

Every person’s experience of ADHD is different. Our role is to help you understand how hormonal changes may be affecting your body and mind, and explore safe and evidence-based treatment options that work best for you and your lifestyle.

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Expert-led care

Doctors experienced in hormonal, mood and wellbeing concerns

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Safe medication management

Hormonal and non-hormonal options as clinically appropriate

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Personalised and holistic treatment plans

Care tailored to your symptoms, history and goals, with lifestyle, nutritional and psychological strategies

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Continuity

Regular follow-up and ongoing support

Success stories from our patients

Hear from our patients who are on the path to feeling like themselves again, and who share their experiences of feeling listened to, supported, and guided through their menopause care.

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Please note: we are not an ADHD diagnostic service

Formal ADHD diagnosis and the prescribing of ADHD medication must be carried out by a psychiatrist. Our role is to assess hormonal and menopause-related factors, provide specialist menopause care, and support you alongside (or before) psychiatric input where appropriate.