You don't have to navigate menopause alone. Our free online community connects you with thousands of women who understand exactly what you're going through—the hot flashes, brain fog, mood swings, sleep struggles, and all those symptoms nobody warned you about.
Connect with women in perimenopause, menopause, and postmenopause who share their honest experiences—not just the polished highlights. Whether you're dealing with hot flashes at work, navigating hormone therapy decisions, or trying natural remedies, you'll find women who've been there and can help.
Explore discussions about hormone replacement therapy (HRT), natural remedies, supplements, lifestyle changes, and the latest menopause treatments. Learn what's working for other women and bring informed questions to your doctor.
We understand the personal nature of menopause discussions. Our community offers privacy settings to protect your identity, and our guidelines ensure a respectful, supportive environment where you can share openly.
Our community welcomes:
Browse conversations about perimenopause symptoms, menopause treatment options, hormone therapy experiences, natural menopause remedies, managing hot flashes, dealing with menopause anxiety and depression, sleep solutions, weight management during menopause, and much more.
Join thousands of women who have found support, answers, and friendship in the MenoHello community. Because menopause is easier when you don't go through it alone.
Important: Our community provides peer support and shared experiences, not medical advice. Always consult your healthcare provider for medical decisions.
Yes! Our menopause support community is completely free to join and use. There are no hidden fees or premium subscriptions required.
You have full control over your privacy settings. You can choose what information to share, set your online status to invisible, and control who can contact you.
Many women join our community when they're first experiencing symptoms and aren't sure what's happening. Our members share their experiences with perimenopause, helping you recognize signs and encouraging you to speak with your doctor.
Absolutely! Members regularly discuss their experiences with hormone replacement therapy (HRT), bioidentical hormones, natural remedies, supplements, and lifestyle approaches. Remember, these are personal experiences, not medical advice.
You can use any username you choose and don't need to share personal identifying information. Many members participate anonymously for privacy.
You can discuss any menopause-related topic including hot flashes, night sweats, mood changes, brain fog, sleep problems, weight changes, joint pain, intimacy issues, hormone therapy, natural remedies, and more. We have dedicated boards for symptoms, treatments, emotional support, and daily life challenges during perimenopause, menopause, and postmenopause.
Not at all! You can participate as much or as little as you're comfortable with. Many members prefer to read and learn from others' experiences before posting. You can ask questions, offer support, or simply browse discussions without sharing your personal story.
Joining is simple and takes less than 2 minutes. Follow this MenoHello: Let's Talk Menopause forum link and then click "Register" to create a free account. Enter your email and chosen username, set your privacy preferences, and you're ready to participate. You can start browsing immediately or introduce yourself in our New Members board.
Our community is peer-to-peer support among women experiencing menopause. While some members may have medical backgrounds, the forum is designed for sharing personal experiences and support, not providing medical advice. Always consult qualified healthcare providers for medical decisions about your menopause journey.
Our community welcomes women of all ages experiencing perimenopause, menopause, or postmenopause. Most members are in their 30s, 40s, and 50s, though some women experience menopause earlier or later. We also welcome partners and family members seeking to understand and support loved ones going through menopause.