Women's Health
Women's health, taken seriously.
Hormonal, metabolic and reproductive health assessed in context, for women who have been told their results are fine but do not feel fine.
Your symptoms deserve investigation, not reassurance alone.
Cycle changes, perimenopausal symptoms, fatigue, weight changes and mood shifts are common, which does not make them insignificant.
We take time to understand your history and current presentation, arrange appropriate investigation, and explain what the results suggest about your individual circumstances.
Commonly reported
- Irregular, heavy or changing cycles
- Perimenopausal or menopausal symptoms
- Persistent fatigue or low energy
- Weight changes resistant to lifestyle effort
- Mood, sleep or anxiety changes
- Reduced libido
How we approach it
01
Whole-picture review
Reproductive, adrenal, metabolic and general health factors are assessed together.
02
Clear explanations
Results are explained in plain language with the relevance to your symptoms made explicit.
03
Care that adapts
Women's health changes across life stages; your pathway is reviewed as your circumstances change.
Typically assessed
What may be investigated as part of this pathway.
- Oestradiol (E2), progesterone
- FSH/LH, prolactin
- Free & total testosterone, SHBG
- Cortisol, DHEAS
- Insulin and glucose
- Full blood count (FBC), magnesium
Testing is determined clinically. Not every marker is relevant to every person, and your practitioner will explain what is being investigated and why.
Questions
Can you help during perimenopause?
Yes. Perimenopause is one of the most common reasons women begin an assessment with us, and it is assessed clinically rather than by age alone.
Will I speak with the same practitioner?
Continuity is prioritised wherever possible so your history does not need re-explaining at every review.
Is Complete Health Clinic available Australia-wide?
Yes. Consultations are conducted via telehealth with Australian-registered practitioners, and pathology is arranged through collection centres across the country.
Begin
Start with an assessment.
A structured intake, reviewed by an Australian practitioner, with a clear explanation of what comes next.