Menopause is a stage in a woman’s biological process that she must go through. Some women experience more severe menopausal symptoms, which seriously affect their quality of life. When women enter menopause, the decline in ovarian function leads to a decrease in estrogen levels in the body, resulting in symptoms such as heartburn, hot flashes, osteoporosis, irritability, mood swings, etc. Currently, clinically, menopausal women are not recommended to take medication if their clinical symptoms are not severe. Medication can increase the chance of cardiovascular accidents. Because of their side effects, medication is not recommended to be taken lightly. If a woman’s symptoms are severe during the menopausal phase and seriously affect the patient’s quality of life, then oral medication may be given. Oral medications can be divided into Western and Chinese medicines. Western medicines are estrogenic drugs, which are taken orally to replenish the declining estrogen in the body. This relieves the symptoms of menopause. Traditional Chinese medicine can also effectively regulate the endocrine status of menopausal women, thus providing relief. In summary, menopausal women can take oral estrogenic drugs and Chinese herbs to relieve the symptoms of menopause.