Perimenopause and Role of Homoeopathy: A Review of Therapeutic and Constitutional Approaches

Abstract

Perimenopause is a transitional phase marking the end of a woman’s reproductive years, often accompanied by physical, emotional, and psychological symptoms due to fluctuating hormone levels. While conventional medicine focuses on hormone replacement therapy (HRT), many patient seek natural and holistic approaches to symptom management. Homoeopathy, a system of individualized medicine, offers therapeutic and constitutional remedies tailored to perimenopausal symptoms. This review article explores the pathophysiology of perimenopause, the role of homoeopathy and compares the application of specific (therapeutic) and constitutional Homoeopathic remedies. It also examines current research and clinical experiences to assess the efficacy of homoeopathy in managing perimenopausal symptoms.