Menopause & Perimenopause Care | Doctor-Guided | Kindred
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Menopause & perimenopause · online or at Serendra

The symptoms are real. So is the care.

Aching joints, broken sleep, unpredictable cycles. A doctor who works with this phase builds a plan with you.

Take the 2-minute assessment

✓ Takes two minutes · ₱7,950, VAT included · online or at our BGC clinic

₱7,950

one package, your consultation included

Online

or in person at Serendra, BGC

No judgment

ever, about anything

A woman sitting with a book about menopause, smiling

“Tell me everything. We have time.”

2 minutesthen the doctor takes it from there
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Sound familiar?

It's rarely just hot flashes.

This is a whole-body shift, and it looks different from the version most of us were shown. For a lot of Filipinas the aches, the headaches, the tiredness and the broken sleep arrive long before anything you would call a hot flash.

Joint and muscle achesHeadachesInterrupted sleepLow energyMood swingsBrain fogIrregular cyclesWeight changesNight sweatsThinning hairDry skinIntimacy discomfortAnxious daysHeart fluttersHot flashes

Recognise more than a few? That isn't a personal failing and it isn't just stress. It has a name, and it responds to proper care.

What is actually happening

It has a cause,
so it has a plan.

Through the menopause transition your hormone levels shift, and almost every system in the body notices.

That is why the signs look so scattered — joints, sleep, mood, memory, skin, cycles, weight. They seem like separate problems arriving at once. They are one change, showing up in a lot of places.

A doctor who works with women through this phase can join those dots. She can also check for the conditions that mimic it, thyroid changes among them, and build a plan for the cause rather than chasing each symptom on its own.

Know your phase

Two different chapters.

They need different things, and telling them apart is one of the first things your doctor helps you do.

Often the 40s

Perimenopause

The transition years before periods stop, when cycles turn unpredictable and symptoms usually first appear. It commonly runs for several years, and it gets dismissed a lot — because you still have your period. It deserves care too.

Twelve months on

Menopause

Reached once you have gone twelve months without a period. Symptoms can carry on for years afterwards, and this chapter is very manageable with the right plan and a doctor who knows it well.

Not sure which one you are in? That is a good reason to book, not a reason to wait.

Tracked, not guessed

See the change, month by month.

A woman standing with a book about menopause, looking up
Sleep, mood, energy

Checked in on properly, so the pattern is on paper.

One doctor, your whole story
Adjusted as you go

The plan changes when the phase does.

This phase changes month to month. Your care should too.

  • Check-ins that track sleep, mood and energy rather than guessing at them
  • A plan that adapts as the phase moves along
  • One doctor who already knows your whole story
Take the 2-minute assessment
Read this first, kaibigan

Let's make sure it's the right fit.

This is probably for you if

  • You're in your 40s or 50s and something has shifted — sleep, mood, cycles, energy
  • The symptoms are getting in the way of real life: work, sleep, relationships, patience
  • You'd like a doctor who listens and has time for the whole story
  • You'd rather understand your body than be told to relax

This isn't the right starting point if

  • You might be pregnant. Irregular cycles can be more than one thing, so let's get you the right care for that first
  • You're hoping for an overnight fix. Good care here is steady rather than instant
  • You're under 35 with new symptoms. Those deserve their own workup, and we will point you to the right one
  • You want someone to decide for you. Here you and your doctor decide together
Your first visit

What your consultation covers.

Not a rushed seven minutes. A real conversation with a doctor who works with women in this phase.

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Your story, mapped

Symptoms, cycles, sleep, mood, and how long it has all been going on. You talk, and the doctor has time to listen.

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The look-alikes, ruled out

Thyroid changes and other conditions can cause much the same thing. Your doctor checks rather than assumes.

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A plan for this chapter

What to address first, what to keep an eye on, and the everyday foundations that protect sleep, bones and heart.

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Someone to come back to

This phase changes, so the plan changes with it. Your doctor reviews how it is going and adjusts.

Your consultation is part of the package, not an extra line on the bill₱7,950, VAT included. Online or at the Serendra clinic, and your information stays private.

How it works

Four steps, no waiting rooms.

Today, 2 minutes

1

Tell us what has changed

A short assessment about your symptoms, your cycles and your health history. On your phone, in private.

Then

2

Meet your doctor

A licensed doctor reads your answers and talks it through with you properly — by video, or in person at Serendra.

Together

3

Get your plan

A care plan for your phase and your priorities, explained in plain language and decided with you rather than for you.

Ongoing

4

Stay supported

Reviews as your body changes, and the same doctor who already knows your story.

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The consultation is included

Your time with the doctor is part of your care package rather than a separate charge, so nobody is watching the clock on your behalf.

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Prices upfront, always

If you continue after the consultation, your plan and exactly what it costs are quoted before you decide. Nothing gets added at the counter.

The Kindred promise

“Tiisin mo lang”
is not a care plan.

A lot of women reach this phase having been taught to get through it quietly, and to treat needing help as a weakness. There are decades of life on the other side of it. They deserve actual care.

Where it happens

Online, or here.

A consult room at the Kindred clinic in Serendra, BGC
No referral needed
Consultation included

By video, or in person at Serendra.

Consult rooms · Serendra, BGC

Warm rooms, unhurried time, a doctor who listens.

Meet your care team

The doctors you'll be seeing.

Dr. Marianne Go

Dr. Marianne Go

OBGYN Sonologist

Handles the imaging side of women’s care at Serendra, including the checks this phase calls for.

Dr. Kathrina Rosario B. Agustin

Dr. Kathrina Rosario B. Agustin

OBGYN

Takes the time to hear your story, and explains what each result means.

Dr. Maria Patricia Kiziler

Dr. Maria Patricia Kiziler

OBGYN

Sees patients at the Serendra clinic for consultations, follow-ups and ongoing care.

“You're allowed to say it isn't nothing. You're allowed to ask twice.”

The Kindred care promise
Questions

Questions we get a lot.

What is menopause, exactly?
Menopause is the point twelve months after your final period. The years of transition before it, when cycles change and symptoms often begin, are called perimenopause. Both are natural, and both deserve proper care when they get in the way of your life.
When does it usually start?
Perimenopause commonly begins in the early-to-mid 40s, though it can start earlier or later, and it often lasts several years. Every timeline is different, which is why care here starts with your story rather than a template.
Is weight change part of this phase?
It can be. The same hormonal shift that affects sleep and mood also affects how your body stores energy. If weight is part of what brought you here, your doctor can take it into account — Kindred also runs a doctor-guided weight care programme for women.
What happens in the consultation?
The doctor reads your assessment, listens to your story, checks for conditions that can look like this phase, and builds a care plan with you. It is part of your care package rather than a separate bill, and you can have it online or at the Serendra clinic.
Is it private?
Completely. Your consultation and your records are handled discreetly, and nothing about your care is shared with anyone.
Why has nobody told me any of this?
Because it is rarely taught. A lot of women reach this phase having never been offered a real conversation about it, and "tiisin mo lang" is common advice. It is also optional — a consultation is a perfectly good place to start.
I am not sure it is "bad enough" yet.
If it is affecting your sleep, your work or your patience, that is enough. You do not have to earn care by putting up with it for longer. "I would like to understand what is happening" is a good enough reason to book.

Take yourself seriously. We already do.

Two minutes to tell us what has changed, then a proper conversation with a doctor who listens, and a plan for this chapter decided with you.

Take the 2-minute assessment

₱7,950, consultation included · online or BGC clinic · private by default

P.S. Skimmed to the bottom? Here it is. A licensed doctor who understands this phase listens properly, checks what else could be causing it, and builds a care plan with you — online or at our BGC clinic. The assessment takes two minutes.

P.P.S. Sleeping fine, cycles steady, mood level? Then maybe this page isn't for you yet. Send it to your ate, your mom, or the friend who keeps saying she's just tired. She'll know why.

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