Women Seeking Menopause Care Report an Average of Nine Symptoms at Once, New Analysis of 100,000+ Patient Assessments Finds

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Winona released a State of Menopause 2026 report based on more than 100,000 patient intake assessments. The analysis shows that women seeking menopause care report an average of nine symptoms at once, with energy loss, weight gain, fatigue, brain fog, and sleep disruption among the most common. The report also highlights long delays before care, with many patients waiting one to three years before finding treatment. It further shows that patients want relief that improves daily functioning and addresses long-term health concerns, not just hot flashes. Winona positions the findings as evidence that menopause care needs a broader, more comprehensive approach.

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