A clearer picture, in around five minutes
Menopause symptom
scorecard.
Take a quiet moment to record what is affecting you today. Your answers can help you put your experience into words and prepare for a useful conversation about your care.
- Your answers stay on this device
- Nothing is sent to the clinic
- This is a conversation aid, not a diagnosis
Please keep in mind
Some symptoms need direct medical advice.
Contact your GP about symptoms that are new, severe, worrying or affecting daily life. Contact your GP if you have any bleeding after menopause, even once. For severe breathing difficulty or an immediate danger to your health, call 112 or 999.
Interactive menopause symptom scorecard
The clinical foundation
Evidence, with context.
What is the Modified Greene symptom scorecard?
The questions reflect the paper scorecard used in our clinic. Your answers create a private snapshot of what is affecting you today, ready to bring to a conversation about your care. It is a guide, not a diagnosis.
See the clinical source ↗How are menopause symptoms understood?
HSE guidance explains that symptoms vary between people and can affect mood, sleep, memory, physical comfort and intimate health. Speak with your GP when symptoms are difficult, worrying or affecting daily life.
Read HSE menopause guidance ↗Why does individual context matter?
NICE recommends individualised care and shared decisions. Your symptoms, medical history, preferences and priorities all matter when discussing management options.
Read NICE guideline NG23 ↗