Menopause is a period beginning with the end of reproductive functions in women. The mental, physical and emotional changes may be observed in the menopause that every woman experiences during a certain period of her life. Due to the decrease in the secretion of estrogen in postmenopause period, women encounter several problems, such as osteoporosis and cardiovascular diseases. Women with disabilities experience certain reproductive health problems, from menarche to menopause, depending on the life stage they go through. Menopause is one of the neglected reproductive health problems among women with disabilities. The physical and emotional changes observed during menopause may be interpreted by the woman or the family as the side effects of the drugs used or a part of the disability. For this reason, symptom management may not be performed in accordance with menopause. The fact that disabled women also have problems related to disability accompanying to menopausal issues makes them into a group with special needs. But, women with disabilities cannot receive adequate services from nurses as well as from all health professionals. Therefore, the nurses in all branches, especially women's health nurses should be aware that the women with disabilities are an integral part of society and should have sufficient knowledge about the health problems of disabled people. This review was prepared to present menopause and its effects on women with disabilities.