Hormone care for peri- and menopause.
Sleep problems, hot flushes, mood changes, cycle changes or brain fog can have different causes. Our medical consultation helps put your symptoms into medical context and, where it makes sense, turn them into a personal care plan.
Symptoms that often relate to hormonal change.
Many of these symptoms occur together and can be difficult to interpret without medical guidance.
Hormone therapy is an option, not the only answer.
Depending on your symptoms, results, risks and goals, your physician may review different treatment options. These may include lifestyle measures, non-hormonal options or individually appropriate hormone therapy.
Oestrogen-based therapy
May be relevant for certain symptoms such as hot flushes or sleep problems.
Progesterone or combined therapy
If you have a uterus, oestrogen is always combined with a progestogen that protects the lining. Which one, your physician discusses with you.
Local vaginal therapy
May be relevant for dryness, discomfort or urogenital symptoms.
Non-hormonal options
For patients where hormone therapy is not suitable or not desired.
How it works
Every path begins with a medical consultation. Your physician puts what has changed into context and recommends diagnostics only where they genuinely clarify something for your treatment plan.
- Medical consultation
Beforehand, and in your own time, you complete your medical history questionnaire and upload any existing results to your patient area. Your physician reviews everything before the appointment, so you use the 30 minutes by video to look ahead. Afterwards you receive your report with treatment plan in writing. CHF 250, paid once.
- Targeted diagnostics
If further assessment is appropriate, your physician recommends targeted diagnostics. Current findings you already have are taken into account. She discusses the scope and the cost with you in advance.
- Results consultation
If diagnostics have taken place, you go through your values in a dedicated 1:1 video consultation and agree your treatment plan there with your physician.
- Treatment
Whether treatment makes sense is something you decide together. Where it is indicated, your physician stays with you through regular follow-ups and adjusts your plan as needed.
Your medical consultation
Your consultation brings clarity about your next medical step. Where medically indicated, targeted diagnostics complete the assessment. During treatment you are supported by a physician throughout.
Preparation in your patient area, a review by your physician before the appointment, 30 minutes by video with her, then your report with treatment plan in writing.
Follow-up with your physician every month, for phases in which effect, tolerability or dosage need to be guided closely. You can stop at any time, and the current monthly period runs to its end.
Follow-up with your physician every three months, once your treatment is well established. You pay for three months in advance. You can cancel at any time, and the quarterly period you have already paid for runs to its end.
Where medically indicated: targeted diagnostics. Your physician discusses the scope and cost with you beforehand.
Your medical consultation
A fixed price for your consultation. Then you decide whether ongoing care makes sense.
Included in both
Ready to understand your hormones with medical depth?
The medical consultation is your first step, no referral needed.
- Symptoms, medical history and, where needed, lab values reviewed together
- Medical guidance rather than self-diagnosis
- Individual recommendations, not standard protocols
- Monitoring and adjustment as needed
Ready to understand your hormones with medical depth?
The medical consultation is your first step, no referral needed.
Will I definitely receive hormone therapy?
No. Hormone therapy is only recommended when it is medically appropriate based on your results and risk profile. The decision always rests with your physician, individually and based on your symptoms and risk profile.
Is HRT safe?
For many women the benefits of hormone therapy outweigh the risks, depending on age, symptoms and risk profile. It is not risk-free. Your physician discusses benefits and risks with you.
When are diagnostics appropriate?
If further assessment is appropriate, your physician may recommend targeted diagnostics. Current and relevant medical records will be taken into account.
Are there alternatives to hormone therapy?
Yes. Depending on your symptoms and profile, non-hormonal options, lifestyle adjustments or combined approaches may be appropriate.
Can I receive a prescription through gynxtra?
If treatment is medically appropriate and recommended, your physician can issue a prescription, following your medical consultation.
What does the medical consultation cost?
The medical consultation costs CHF 250 as a one-time fee. If further diagnostics or ongoing treatment are medically appropriate, your physician will discuss the recommended scope and costs with you before any further step begins.
How often will follow-up take place?
This depends on your treatment and medical situation. During the adjustment phase, monthly follow-up may be appropriate. For clinically stable patients, follow-up may take place on a quarterly basis.
Is medication included in the price?
No. Medication and any additional laboratory services are billed separately and are not included in the price of physician-led care.