Veoza is a medication specifically designed to treat moderate to severe hot flushes. It contains the active ingredient fezolinetant. The medication works by blocking a specific signal in the brain that contributes to the occurrence of hot flushes and night sweats. Veoza is hormone-free and is intended for women for whom hormone replacement therapy is either unsuitable or not desired. This medication is available only with a prescription and requires monitoring of your liver function.
Veoza




In short
- For hot flushes, night sweats
- May help with fatigue, irritability, concentration difficulties
- Tablet with hormone-free fezolinetant
- Only when hormone replacement therapy is not suitable or desired
- Prescription-only medication
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A personal treatment plan for your symptoms
80% of women in menopause experience symptoms. Fortunately, you can do something about them. Start your consultation and receive a personal treatment plan from a doctor.

- 1
Complete a medical questionnaire
At your own pace, you complete the comprehensive medical questionnaire to outline your situation and treatment preferences. Following this, you finalise the ID check and pay 43 pounds for the treatment plan.
2Get a treatment plan
Within 48 hours, the doctor will develop a personalised treatment plan for the first three months, tailored to your symptoms, medical condition, and treatment preferences. You then decide which products you wish to order and complete the payment.
Any questions? Just ask the doctor in the chat. We will save your recommendation for 30 days, giving you plenty of time to think it over.
3Start your treatment
Within three days, you will receive the products from the pharmacy at home, along with a complimentary nutrition and lifestyle guide filled with tips from our hormone therapist. This way, you can promptly begin your treatment. During the treatment, the doctor will follow up with you, and you can also ask questions via the chat.
