Menopause Matters
Understand the changes. Know your choices.
Clear information about perimenopause, menopause, symptoms, treatment choices and maintaining long-term health.
Menopause Matters
Women's health shouldn't begin only when something goes wrong.
Femnee provides clear women's-health information and helps women recognise when it may be time to ask questions or seek further advice.
Femnee is a women's-health education and awareness programme operated through Health and Education Centre, a UK women's-health education charity.
Femnee is based in Colliers Wood, South West London, providing women with access to information, consultations and selected assessments locally.
Where to find usHave a question? Ask it.
Our answers don't come with a price tag.
Many women live with symptoms or unanswered questions because they worry that asking for help may lead to expensive consultations, tests or treatment. Femnee is designed to make that first conversation easier.
Sometimes information and reassurance may be all that is needed.
Most women start with a question, not a diagnosis.
Start with the question that feels closest to yours.
- Could the changes I'm experiencing be related to perimenopause?
- My periods have changed. What should I know?
- Would HRT be appropriate for me?
- What should I ask my doctor at my appointment?
- My periods have become much heavier. What should I know?
- I'm not ready to have children yet. What should I understand about fertility?
- Could my symptoms be PCOS?
- I've had more than one miscarriage. What questions should I ask?
What would you like to know more about?
Menstrual Matters
Periods can tell us a lot about our health.
Understanding what may be normal, and when heavy, painful or irregular periods deserve further assessment.
Menstrual MattersFertility Matters
Understanding fertility before decisions become urgent.
Clear information about reproductive ageing, ovarian reserve, AMH, fertility preservation and egg freezing.
Fertility MattersRecurrent Miscarriage
Understanding repeated pregnancy loss.
Sensitive, evidence-based information about recurrent miscarriage, possible causes, investigations, treatment options and where medicine still has no definite answers.
Recurrent MiscarriageThe current Femnee programme
Femnee is a place to bring a women's-health question. Where an initial assessment would genuinely help, a limited amount is currently available free or at subsidised cost.
Up to 10 free women's-health consultations each week
Subsidised ultrasound scan — currently £25
AMH blood test — currently £60
The programme is supported by clinical facilities, equipment and staff time made available by Acorn Fertility in Colliers Wood. This helps the charity currently provide a limited number of consultations free of charge and selected initial investigations at substantially subsidised cost.
These are current programme offers. Availability and prices may change.
How Ask Femnee worksThe Femnee journey
- 1UnderstandRead clear information about what may be happening, in plain language.
- 2AskDiscuss the symptom or question with someone who can help you make sense of it.
- 3AssessHave an appropriate initial assessment, if one would be useful.
- 4DecideDecide together what, if anything, should happen next.
Learn in the way that suits you
Short videos, articles, FAQs, information sheets and recorded webinars across all five areas — plus talks and public webinars you can join live.