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Big Changes to NHS Health Checks
This week, the NHS announced an important update: menopause support will now be included in NHS health checks for people aged 40 to 79 as from 2026. This is a positive step in making sure women’s health is given the attention it deserves.
What this means for you:
- During your health check, you may be asked questions about menopause symptoms.
- Your GP can offer advice, support, and treatments, including hormone replacement therapy (HRT) if appropriate.
- The goal is to spot symptoms earlier and provide help sooner, so you don’t have to suffer in silence.
Many women experience symptoms such as hot flushes, night sweats, mood changes, and fatigue. With these updates, the NHS aims to make it easier for women to talk about these changes and get the support they need.
Why it matters:
Menopause is a natural part of life, but it can affect your quality of life and overall health. By including menopause discussions in routine health checks, the NHS hopes to reduce stigma and improve wellbeing for women during midlife.
If you’re approaching menopause or already experiencing symptoms, don’t wait until your next check-up—talk to your GP about your options.
Page last reviewed: 16 February 2026
Page created: 22 July 2021
Page created: 22 July 2021