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Testosterone Replacement for Women
Low testosterone can contribute to reduced sexual desire, fatigue, low mood and loss of confidence for some women during perimenopause and menopause. When used appropriately, and monitored carefully, testosterone can be a valuable part of menopause care.
At Menopause Care, testosterone assessment and prescribing are led by experienced menopause specialist clinicians who manage complex menopause cases every day. Decisions are based on evidence, clinical judgement and your individual health.
Our focus is simple: to help you feel better safely, or to explain clearly when testosterone is not the right option.
What to Expect
- 1
Specialist assessment
Blood tests, questionnaire, and a 30 minute consultation with a menopause specialist, plus your personalised plan and GP letter
- 2
Start treatment if appropriate
If testosterone is recommended, we prescribe the most suitable option and explain exactly how to use it and what to expect
- 3
Monitor and review
Follow up reviews with repeat blood tests to check safety, response, and adjust or stop treatment if needed

Benefits of Testosterone
Testosterone replacement in perimenopause and menopause is best known for benefits to sexual function, particularly:
- Improved libido, sexual desire and arousal
- Greater sexual satisfaction
The strongest evidence in women is for low sexual desire or arousal (HSDD).
Emerging research suggests additional benefits for some women, including:
- Increased energy levels and reduced fatigue
- Improved mood, with less anxiety and irritability
- Clearer thinking, focus and mental clarity
- Support for muscle strength, recovery and bone health
Every woman’s situation is different. Your clinician will help you decide whether testosterone is right for you, explain what to expect, and monitor treatment closely so it stays safe and effective.
Testosterone treatments we prescribe
At Menopause Care, we prescribe a range of testosterone treatments. Your clinician will recommend the most suitable option based on your symptoms, results and preferences.
Is testosterone for me?
You are likely to be a good fit for this assessment if most of these feel true for you:
How the Testosterone Care Package works
This testosterone package (£249) covers your full assessment, including blood tests and specialist review (Steps 1–4). Medication and any follow-up appointments are not included and are arranged separately if you choose to proceed.

Book your baseline testosterone blood test
Arranged through our partner labs. Add a home blood draw for £60 if you prefer.
Complete your online medical and symptom questionnaire
Your symptoms, goals, medical history and current HRT are reviewed to help you and your doctor make the most of your appointment.
Attend 30 minute video consultation with a menopause specialist (typically around 2 weeks after blood tests)
We comprehensively review your symptoms, HRT, and blood results to decide if testosterone is appropriate and safe.
If testosterone is appropriate for you, your clinician will explain the benefits, risks, and alternatives, and you can decide whether to proceed. Not everyone is suitable, and we will tell you clearly if it is not recommended.
Receive your personalised treatment plan and prescription
You will receive a clear written plan tailored to you. If treatment is recommended, we will also issue your prescription and explain how to use it safely.
Your plan will include:
- The treatment we recommend and why
- Your starting dose and how to apply it
- What improvements to look for and when (often 6 to 12 weeks)
- Possible side effects and what to do if you notice them
- Your monitoring plan, including when to repeat blood tests and reviews
- A GP summary letter for your records
Ongoing review and safety monitoring
Safe testosterone use requires regular review. If you start treatment, we recommend follow-up appointments with blood tests to make sure treatment is working well for you and remains safe.
Reviews are typically at 3 months, 6 months and 12 months, then yearly.
At each review we will:
- Check how your symptoms have changed and whether you are noticing benefit
- Review your blood results to ensure levels remain in a safe range
- Adjust your dose if needed, or discuss stopping if it is not helping
- Check for side effects such as acne, oily skin or hair changes
- Confirm the next blood test and review date
These appointments are booked separately. You remain under specialist oversight, rather than receiving a one-off prescription.






















