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Menopause specialist consultation cost at private Malaysian clinics/hospitals varies by city, hospital, and specialist experience. 2026 estimates: (1) First visit (45-60 minutes including exam): (a) Kuala Lumpur premium (Pantai KL Bangsar, Gleneagles KL, Prince Court) - RM280-450. (b) Klang Valley main (Sunway Medical, KPJ Damansara, Pantai Bangsar) - RM250-400. (c) Other Selangor and KL areas - RM180-320. (d) Penang, JB, Ipoh - RM200-380. (e) Sabah, Sarawak, other states - RM200-380. (2) Follow-up (15-30 min): current private follow-up fee range to confirm directly with the facility depending on hospital. (3) Government hospital with Ministry of Health Malaysia referral: current public-sector fee for Malaysian citizens (RM1 at the klinik kesihatan, plus the government fee at the specialist hospital), to confirm directly with the facility. Non-citizens: RM200-500. (4) Additional costs: (a) Hormone blood tests (FSH, estradiol, AMH): current private fee range to confirm directly with the facility. (b) Lipid panel + glucose + liver/kidney function: RM150-300. (c) Pelvic ultrasound: RM200-400. (d) Mammogram: RM200-500 (2D) or RM350-550 (3D tomosynthesis). (e) bone density scan: RM200-400 (private) or current rates that vary by facility (government with referral). (f) Pap smear: current rates that vary by facility (private) or free at klinik kesihatan. What a good first consultation (RM250-400) includes: (i) Comprehensive medical history assessment. (ii) Full gynaecological exam. (iii) Discussion of symptoms and life impact. (iv) Risk-benefit assessment of hormone replacement therapy or alternatives. (v) Treatment plan with medication, cost, and follow-up explanation. Insurance: most Malaysian insurance policies don't cover 'menopause consultation' as a covered item, though if you have additional conditions (osteoporosis, breast cancer), some costs may be claimable. Check your policy or contact insurer.

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