Heavy Menstrual Bleeding Package

Heavy menstrual bleeding can feel exhausting, disruptive and isolating. When your menstrual cycle becomes difficult to manage, it can affect your energy, confidence and overall quality of life. For many women, hormonal changes play a key role, whether linked to contraception, life stage, or underlying gynaecological conditions.

At Westminster Women’s Clinic, we take the time to understand what is happening in your body, so you feel listened to, supported and clear about your options. It is common, but it is not something you should have to live with.

Our Heavy Menstrual Bleeding Treatment Package offers a structured, Gynaecologist-led approach to identifying the cause of your symptoms and developing a clear, personalised management plan.

What Is Heavy Menstrual Bleeding?

Heavy bleeding during menstruation (sometimes referred to as menorrhagia) may include:

• Prolonged and heavy period bleeding
• Passing large clots
• Needing to change sanitary protection very frequently
• Bleeding that interferes with work, sleep, or social activities
• Symptoms of iron deficiency such as fatigue or breathlessness

There are many possible causes of heavy periods, including hormonal imbalance, fibroids, polyps, adenomyosis, endometriosis, thyroid conditions, or changes related to contraception or life stage.

Who Is This Assessment For?

This care package may be suitable if you:

• Feel you have painful periods that are heavier or longer than normal
• Are experiencing symptoms of iron deficiency or anaemia
• Have new or worsening bleeding patterns
• Are seeking reassurance or a clear diagnosis
• Want expert guidance on treatment options

What’s Included in the Heavy Menstrual Bleeding Treatment Package

This comprehensive care package brings together consultation, imaging, and blood tests to provide a complete assessment:

Specialist gynaecology consultation with either Miss Linda Farahani or Miss Pippa Letchworth:

• Detailed discussion of your bleeding pattern, symptoms, and concerns
• Review of your menstrual history, contraception, and medical background
• Clear explanation of potential causes and next steps

Detailed pelvic ultrasound scan:

• A comprehensive pelvic ultrasound to assess the uterus, lining of the womb, and ovaries
• Identification of possible causes such as fibroids, polyps, or adenomyosis
• Results explained clearly as part of your care plan

Blood tests:

• Full blood count (FBC) – to assess for anaemia
• Thyroid function tests – as thyroid imbalance can affect menstrual bleeding

What Happens After the Assessment?

Once your results are available, your Gynaecologist will:

• Review and interpret all findings
• Explain the cause of your symptoms where possible
• Discuss treatment options tailored to your needs and preferences

Management may include medical treatment options, hormonal options, lifestyle advice, or referral for further investigation where appropriate.

Heavy Menstrual Bleeding Treatment Package Cost

Heavy Menstrual Bleeding Treatment Package – £665

This includes:

• Specialist consultation
• Detailed pelvic ultrasound scan
• Full blood count and thyroid blood tests

There are no hidden costs for the investigations listed above.

Why Choose Westminster Women’s Clinic?

• Care delivered by experienced women’s health specialists with a focus on gynaecological expertise
• Evidence-based, individualised treatment plans tailored to your symptoms, diagnosis and preferences
• Clear communication at every stage, with continuity of care from consultation through to follow-up
• A calm, discreet private clinic setting in London, designed to support comfort, privacy and reassurance

Book Your Appointment

If heavy menstrual bleeding is affecting your life, you do not have to manage it alone. Ongoing disruption to your menstrual cycle can gradually impact your physical health, emotional wellbeing and quality of life, particularly when hormonal imbalance or iron deficiency is involved.

Our specialist-led assessment is designed to give you clarity, reassurance and a personalised plan, so you can move forward with confidence and regain control over your symptoms.