Perimenopause Relief from Home
Perimenopause, the transition phase of menopause, occurs when women start to have symptoms of menopause. Most women start to notice perimenopause symptoms in their 40s, but it can also happen a little earlier or later. Perimenopause may last for 4 to 8 years.
Get the Treatment you Need
Both prescription and over-the-counter treatments exist to help with perimenopausal vasomotor symptoms (hot flashes, night sweats, and insomnia) and vaginal symptoms (painful intercourse, vaginal dryness, and bladder problems).
Relief for Vasomotor Symptoms
Sleep Medications
Relief for Vaginal Symptoms
Vaginal Medication (Estrogen-only)
DHEA
Hormonal Contraceptives
Birth Control Pill
Birth Control Patch
Birth Control Ring
Birth Control Shot
Norethindrone
Top Questions
How can I get treated for my mental health symptoms in the perimenopause transition?
Is blood work necessary to determine if I am in perimenopause?
What type of hormones can I take for hot flashes if I am still having periods?
What are some of the reasons for earlier menopause?
How it Works
Answer questions about your health condition online.
A medical provider will review your responses and send a treatment plan within 24 hours (8 hours for urgent care).
Medications will be shipped to you for free (or sent to your pharmacy for pick up).
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