MenoScore Profile

MenoScore is a self-assessment tool designed to help women understand menopause-related changes. It organises recent symptoms, menstrual patterns and optional blood-test information to highlight the stage you may be approaching, your main symptom domains and issues that may need further attention, supporting discussion with a doctor or health professional.

Age *

years

Height *

When using feet, decimals can be entered, for example 5.5.

Weight *

Which option best describes your natural menstrual pattern over the past year? *

Choose the option that best matches your experience over the past year. If you cannot tell, choose “Not sure”.

Cycles are usually 21–35 days, without persistent differences of 7 days or more between consecutive cycles Cycles are still mostly 21–35 days, but consecutive cycle lengths repeatedly differ by about 7 days or more Cycles are clearly irregular, often 35–59 days apart or with an occasional skipped period There has been at least one interval of 60 days or more without a period, but not yet 12 months No natural period for 12 consecutive months Not sure, unable to judge from natural periods, or prefer not to answer

Did your mother or sister experience natural menopause before age 40? *

Yes No Not sure Prefer not to say

Have you ever used menopausal hormone therapy (MHT/HRT)? *

This information helps us interpret menstrual changes, symptoms and blood-test results more accurately.

Currently using MHT/HRT Used MHT/HRT previously, but not currently Never used MHT/HRT Not sure or prefer not to answer

Are there any factors that may affect staging based on natural periods? *

Select all that apply. These health factors help interpret the result; if none apply, choose “None of the above”.

Optional | Hormone blood-test context

If you have hormone blood-test results from the past six months, you can enter them here. MenoScore will interpret them in the context of sampling timing and the original laboratory range. You can still complete the assessment without blood tests.

Sampling timing matters:For baseline FSH, LH and E2, testing is usually done on cycle days 2–5. To use progesterone as evidence of recent ovulation, testing is usually around 7 days before the expected next period rather than on a fixed “day 21”. AMH can generally be measured on any cycle day. If testing was done at another time, the interpretation considers which markers remain useful and which may be affected by follicular development, ovulation or the luteal phase.

Have you had relevant hormone blood tests within the past six months? *

Yes, include them as supporting information No, do not remember, or prefer not to enter them

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