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Woman is the important person of the family, society, nation and the World. Each phase of women's life is beautiful and should be considered as gracious. Right from the moment that she entered the world, steps in Adolesence makes her capable to prepare to experience motherhood and finally the transition to menopause. The word "Menopause" comes from the Greek word Menos (Month) and Pausis (cessation). Menopause refers to cessation of menstruation with group of symptoms, at which the woman gradually changes from the reproductive life into cessation of reproductive life. Menopause is a natural phenomenon occurs at age of 45-55 years, and it is a transitional phase of adjustment between the active and inactive ovarian function. It is associated with a number of symptoms ranging from Physical, Psychological, Vasomotor and Urogenital symptoms. In Ayurveda, the context of Menopause is depicted as "JARA PAKWA AVASTHA" of body and Rajonivrutti. Menopausal symptoms are regarded as imbalance between the amsaamsa kalapana of dhatus which leading to kshaya which causes the diminishes the Agni which leads to imbalance in doshas like Vata, Pitta and Kapha, which occurs as a natural and gradual consequence of aging. Ayurveda, the science of life, advocates a holistic approach towards the management of menopausal syndrome by modification of Diet, lifestyle, utilizing various herbs, samsana therapy, Panchakarma therapy, Rasayana Therapy and Yoga.