Research objective. Development of a program of correction of neurovegetative symptoms of climacteric syndrome in patients with estrogen deficiency, to prove the effectiveness of b-alanine in acute attacks of hot flashes and heat in patients of reproductive age, who use therapy agonist of gonadotropin-releasing hormone and the low level of estrogen.The study involved women 2 groups: group 1 – patients with adenomyosis and external genital endometriosis 3 – grade 4, a total of 78 patients; 2nd group – control (30 people with the same diagnosis).Patients in groups 1 and 2 were treated for 6 months triptorelininjection of 3,75 mg (1 injection per month), for 2–3 months of treatment were seen estrogen deficiency symptoms: hot flashes, sweating, tachycardia. At 3 months, all patients of group 1 was assigned to b-alanine at a dose 800 mg/day, the duration of receiving b-alanine 3 months. The control group is the patients refused the correction of b-alanine symptoms of menopausal syndrome. To assess the severity of symptoms of menopausal syndrome was used modified menopausal index (MMI).Control estrogen deficiency implemented by measuring the serum estradiol level (pg/L).Results. After 6 months of treatment was obtained by statistically significant (p<0,05) decrease with MMI 45,78±0,99 (before treatment) to 24,23±0,6 points (after treatment).When comparing the research and control groups (after treatment), there was a significant (p<0,05) difference in rates of two groups: lower scores MMI, which indicates a positive trend climacteric symptoms in patients treated with b-alanine. Changes in serum estradiol were statistically nonsignificant difference.Conclusion. b-Alaninbe called the drug of choice in the treatment of neurovegetative symptoms of menopausal syndrome, caused by the use of triptorelininjection of 3,75 mg, while it does not affect the blood levels of estrogen.