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The best homeopathic remedies for menopause from hot flashes and not only
Last reviewed: 04.07.2025

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A small proportion of women endure the hormonal changes associated with the end of the reproductive period quite painlessly. But most experience certain, often significant, discomfort at this time. Climacteric disorders manifest themselves, first of all, in hot flashes, which are complicated by nervousness, tearfulness, weakness and rapid fatigue associated with sleep disorders, changes in blood pressure, headaches and dizziness. Women often complain of problems with the cardiovascular, endocrine, genitourinary, and musculoskeletal systems.
The main treatment, and it must be admitted – quite effective, is hormone replacement therapy. However, hormone treatment has a number of serious contraindications and can lead to the development of malignant neoplasms.
Alternative medicine, in particular homeopathy, can offer many drugs that will significantly reduce and eventually eliminate climacteric disorders without causing any side effects. True, the effect of homeopathic drugs occurs somewhat slower than that of hormones, but it is nevertheless quite stable and can eliminate not only climacteric syndrome, but also help get rid of the unpleasant symptoms of concomitant diseases. The goal of homeopathic treatment is to improve the health of the entire human body, which is considered as a single whole, and with a serious approach to treatment, patients achieve good results.
Indications homeopathic remedies for menopause
Indications for the use of homeopathic complex preparations:
- hot flashes, hyperhidrosis;
- night sweats;
- sleep disorders, weakness, fatigue;
- migraine-like headaches;
- increased excitability or, conversely, apathy;
- vegetative-vascular dystonia;
- hypertension;
- convulsions;
- uterine bleeding, vaginal discharge;
- stomach ache;
- ovarian dysfunction;
- vaginal dryness;
- urinary disorder.
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During menopause, different medications are prescribed, depending on the woman's condition, lifestyle, accompanying symptoms and diseases. The most commonly used for menopausal disorders are Lachesis, Pulsatilla, Sepia, Sulphuris, Phosphorus, Sanguinaria, Zincum metallicum. Combinations of homeopathic dilutions of these substances are used in the composition of pharmacy universal remedies recommended for menopause. Homeopathic remedies are available in granules, drops, and tablets.
List of homeopathic remedies for menopause
Doctors often recommend Heel preparations to their patients during menopause as an alternative to hormones. This is a well-known series of homeopathic universal complex preparations that are taken for a long period of time without the risk of getting a bunch of side effects. For the treatment of climacteric disorders, the drug Klimakt-Heel or Mulimen is usually prescribed, directly eliminating menopausal symptoms, Gormel SN, stabilizing hormonal balance, Nervo-Heel, stopping severe disorders of the nervous system.
Klimakt-heel is a combination remedy of potentiated substances in homeopathic dilutions, which determine its pharmacodynamics:
- Sanguinaria (Sanguinaria) - menopausal disorders characterized by hypertension, hot flashes with hyperemia, headaches, dizziness (mainly right-sided); symptoms intensify when changing position;
- Ignatia ignatia (Strychnos ignatia) – hysterical attacks, mood swings, nervous exhaustion, acute migraine-like pain;
- Cedron (Simarouba cedron) - a febrile condition that occurs periodically; neuralgia, mainly on the left;
- Pigment secretion of the cuttlefish glands (Sepia officinalis) - hyperhidrosis, accompanied by increased fatigue; tearfulness, depressive state, caused by dystrophic disorders in the female genital organs;
- Bushmaster surukuku poison (Lachesis mutus) - sharp pains in the left side of the head, moving to the right, hot flashes.
- Sulphuris – hot flashes, feeling of increased temperature in different parts of the body, hyperhidrosis, lack of air;
- Metallic tin (Stannum metallicum) – gradually increasing and also decreasing neuralgic pains.
Relieves inflammation, spasms, pain, stabilizes neuropsychic well-being. Normalizes the overall hormonal balance of the body, including the pituitary function, as well as the adrenal glands and thyroid gland.
Promotes the excretion of toxins.
In cases of liver pathologies, consult a doctor, since sanguinaria can somewhat distort the bilirubin and transaminase levels.
Dosage: During each attack of heat, dissolve one tablet (the daily dose should not exceed fifteen pieces). With therapeutic improvement - dissolve one piece under the tongue three times a day. The course duration is from three to six weeks, long-term use is possible.
The effects of overdose are unknown. Can be combined with other medications.
Store for no more than five years at a temperature of 15-25°C.
Gormel SN – homeopathic drops, stimulator of estrogenogenesis.
Pharmacodynamics is determined by the composition:
- Conyza canadensis is a plant rich in flavonoids and has hemostatic properties;
- Meadow pasqueflower (Pulsatilla pratensis) – menopausal disorders accompanied by sleep disturbances, neuroses;
- Viburnum opulus – diseases of the genitourinary system;
- Ignatia ignatii (Stryсhnos ignatii) – psychoemotional disorders associated with menopause;
- Columbine (Aquilegia vulgaris) – psychosomatic disorders associated with ovarian dysfunction;
- Myristica fragrans – nervousness, insomnia and related digestive system disorders;
- Marjoram (Origanum majorana) – eliminates excessive psycho-emotional and sexual excitability;
- Cyclamen purpurascens – depressive states, disorders of regulatory functions and headaches;
- Pigment secretion of the cuttlefish glands (Sepia officinalis) - hyperhidrosis, accompanied by increased fatigue, tearfulness, depressive state, caused by dystrophic disorders in the female genital organs;
- Calcium carbonate from oyster shells (Calсium сarbonicum Hahnemanni) – normalizes calcium absorption;
- Nitric acid (Acidum nitricum) – migraine-like pain, depression, epithelial damage to mucous membranes and skin.
Dosage: drip ten drops into half a glass of water and drink slowly, holding it in your mouth, no more than three times a day. The recommended duration of administration is up to three months.
The effects of overdose are unknown. Can be combined with other medications.
Store for no more than five years at a temperature of 15-25°C.
Nervoheel is a complex product that has a calming, relaxing and depressive effect. It normalizes sleep, the state of the nervous system and psyche. Pharmacodynamics is determined by its components:
- Ignatia ignatia (Strychnos ignatia) – hysterical attacks, mood swings, dystrophy of the nervous system, acute migraine-like pain.
- Pigment secretion of the cuttlefish glands (Sepia officinalis) - hyperhidrosis, accompanied by increased fatigue, tearfulness, depressive state, caused by dystrophic disorders in the female genital organs.
- Phosphoric acid (Acidum phosphoricum) – loss of strength, mental and physical;
- Potassium bromide (Kalium bromatum) – falling asleep in the morning, insomnia and nightmares, forgetfulness, neurosis, anxiety;
- Zinc valerate (Zincum isovalerianicum) – sleep disorders, nervous tics, apathy.
- Psora nosode (Psorinum-Nosode) – migraine, fatigue, apathy, melancholy, catatonic states, schizophrenic disorders, chronic neuralgia.
The tablets are dissolved under the tongue: to reduce the time it takes to fall asleep - when going to bed; in acute periods - every fifteen minutes for two hours (the daily dose should not exceed 15 pieces), when the therapeutic effect is achieved, switch to three times a day.
The effects of overdose are unknown. Can be combined with other medications.
Store for no more than five years at a temperature of 15-25°C.
Mulimen is a complex homeopathic drops that has a therapeutic effect on climacteric disorders (hot flashes and accompanying nervous, mental and physical exhaustion), a regulator of neurohormonal functions of the female reproductive system.
Pharmacodynamics is determined by its components.
- Abraham's tree (Agnus castus) – promotes muscle relaxation, reduces nervous tension, normalizes hormone production;
- Black cohosh (Cimicifuga) – phytoestrogen, relieves climacteric disorders;
- Jasmine evergreen (Gelsemium) – disorders of the genitourinary, cardiovascular, nervous systems;
- St. John's wort (Hypericum) - reduces manifestations of nervousness, tearfulness, strengthens the vegetative-vascular system;
- Stinging nettle (Urtica) is a hemostatic agent.
- Pigment secretion of the cuttlefish glands (Sepia officinalis) - hyperhidrosis, accompanied by increased fatigue, tearfulness, depressive state, caused by dystrophic disorders in the female genital organs;
- A substance from the entrails of a whale (Ambra) – relieves climacteric disorders.
- Calcium carbonate from oyster shells (Calсium сarbonicum Hahnemanni) – normalizes calcium absorption;
- Potassium carbonate (Kalium carbonicum) – relieves swelling, eliminates apathy and anemia.
Directions for use: The recommended dosage is 15-20 drops, dripped into a quarter glass of water and drunk in small portions, holding the liquid in the mouth, three to five times a day.
In acute conditions, it is recommended to take ten drops every half hour for three hours, but not more than 200 drops per day.
The effects of overdose are unknown. Can be combined with other medications.
Store for no more than five years at a temperature of 15-25°C.
Remens (Richard Bittner) is a complex homeopathic remedy available in tablet and drop form. Pharmacodynamics is determined by the components:
- Black cohosh (Cimicifuga) – phytoestrogen, relieves climacteric disorders;
- Jaborandi (Pilocarpus jaborandi) – prescribed for women with hot flashes, excessive sweating, ovarian dysfunction and dry skin and mucous membranes, has a stronger effect on the left side of the body;
- Sanguinaria canadensis - blood rushing to the head, causing heat and intense headache, mainly on the right side.
- Pigment secretion of the cuttlefish glands (Sepia officinalis) - hyperhidrosis, accompanied by increased fatigue, tearfulness, depressive state, caused by dystrophic disorders in the female genital organs;
- Bushmaster surukuku poison (Lachesis mutus) - sharp pains in the left side of the head, moving to the right side, hot flashes.
The drug has a normalizing hormonal balance effect on the hypothalamus-pituitary-ovarian system. Eliminates hot flashes, night sweats, sleep disorders, irritation, anxiety, depression, as well as inflammatory processes in the pelvic organs, hypertensive and other cardiovascular disorders.
Very rarely, it may cause a side effect such as increased salivation.
Recommended dosage regimen: take one tablet or 10 drops eight times a day on the first or second day, then switch to three times a day of the same doses, and if there is therapeutic improvement, you can take this dose twice a day. Take the drops undiluted or slightly diluted, hold in your mouth before swallowing.
Compatible with any medications.
Store in a dark place, maintaining a temperature of up to 30°C.
Klimaktoplan (German Homeopathic Union) contains ingredients of plant and animal origin:
- Black cohosh (Cimicifuga) – phytoestrogen, relieves climacteric disorders;
- Ignatia ignatia (Strychnos ignatia) – hysterical attacks, mood swings, dystrophy of the nervous system, acute migraine-like pain;
- Sanguinaria canadensis - blood rushing to the head and causing heat and intense headache, mainly on the right side;
- Bushmaster surukuku poison (Lachesis mutus) - sharp pain in the left side of the head, moving to the right side, hot flashes;
- Pigment secretion of the cuttlefish glands (Sepia officinalis) - hyperhidrosis, accompanied by increased fatigue, tearfulness, depressive state, caused by dystrophic disorders in the female genital organs.
Normalizes the hormonal balance of the female body during the transition period, relieves the accompanying signs of nervous tension and exhaustion.
The tablets are taken sublingually three times a day, one or two, half an hour before meals or an hour after. Can be combined with other drugs. Overdose has not been recorded.
Store for a maximum of four years, maintaining a temperature of 15 to 25°C and low air humidity.
Klimaksan homeopathic (Russia) reduces or eliminates climacteric symptoms by regulating hormonal balance, thereby promoting the normalization of the woman's neuropsychic state simultaneously with the stabilization of the cardiovascular, endocrine, genitourinary and other body systems. The pharmacodynamics of the drug is determined by its components:
- Black cohosh (Cimicifuga) is a phytoestrogen that relieves climacteric disorders.
- Bushmaster surukuku poison (Lachesis mutus) - sharp pain in the left side of the head, moving to the right side, hot flashes;
- Bee venom (Apis) – inflammation and dysfunction of the ovaries (especially the right one), kidneys and bladder, urinary incontinence, acute pain in the joints, swelling (including the genitals).
The recommended dosage is one tablet twice a day. Sublingual administration. In the acute period of severe climacteric syndrome, the number of doses is increased to three or four per day. The duration of therapy is up to two months, after two or three weeks the course of treatment can be repeated if necessary.
Can be taken simultaneously with other drugs. The consequences of overdose are expressed in dyspeptic disorders.
Store for no more than three years, maintaining a temperature of up to 25°C and low air humidity.
Dosing and administration
The recommended method of use and doses of homeopathic preparations for menopause are indicated in the instructions; the doctor can adjust the treatment regimen and duration of the course. All homeopathic remedies are usually taken a quarter of an hour before or at least an hour after meals.
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In addition to the listed complex homeopathic preparations of famous brands, each homeopathic pharmacy usually produces its own ready-made complex preparations. Among them, there is almost always a preparation that relieves the symptoms of climacteric syndrome. However, you should know that complex homeopathic medicines are made from natural substances in ultra-small doses in compliance with the technology, but at the same time the most important principle of homeopathy is not observed - similarity. These preparations are not individualized. You are lucky if the composition of the preparation contains your remedy - then there will be a positive result. This explains the presence of both positive and negative reviews of the same drug.
The most effective homeopathic medicines for menopause are those prescribed by a homeopathic doctor, having studied individual complaints, determined the patient's constitutional type, habits, character traits, external data, personal and family history. Classical homeopathy recognizes the treatment of the patient with one medicine, during the treatment it can be replaced with another, but it will also be one.
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