Natural Treatment of Menopause With Homeopathy

The best natural treatment of menopause is with a modality that personalises you, that takes your symptom picture and matches that to the most appropriate medicine. No other treatment than homeopathy pays so much attention to your uniqueness, to your personal symptoms.

Those who are new to homeopathy can find this wonderfully refreshing, or rather challenging. That often comes down to the differences between men and women. Women, who are normally very much in touch with their bodies, love it. Men, who aren't, don't. Or it takes them time to get used to it, as they discover their body.

But, it's not all plain sailing. You need to know what you're doing. So the best natural treatment of menopause has to be that provided by a professional homeopath.

However, for various reasons, not everyone can consult with one. Luckily, you can also home prescribe with homeopathy. This is limited to about 40 of the most common medicines (out of about 5000 in 2010 and growing daily). This may sound as if you can't do much. But the common home prescribing medicines are very versatile. They have many uses in various maladies. So you can help yourself a lot.

The homeopathic medicine Sepia is one of the top medicines for menopause. As with all homeopathic treatment, you need to be able to match some of your symptoms to those of the medicine before you can expect it to do you any good. A bad match will result in nothing other than wasted time.

The hormonal symptoms of Sepia are:

• flushes of heat with weakness and perspiration


• periodic, every 28 days


• ailments from taking hormonal medication


• bearing down sensation in the uterus, as if everything would fall out


• history of prolapse


• history of miscarriage


• tends to be cold


• tends to be irritable, even angry


• better for vigorous exercise, occupation, in the evening, on their own


• worse in the afternoon, in company

You don't need all the above symptoms for Sepia to work for you, but you do need some, or to 'feel' the energy of the medicine from the symptoms it has.