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Discomforts of the Perimenopause
Journal of Obstetric, Gynecologic & Neonatal Nursing, 1996The transition to menopause is associated with multiple discomforts that affect the whole physical and psychologic self. The physiology of perimenopausal discomforts, treatment modalities, and self-help measures are described. Nurses can teach women about these multisystem effects and promote comfort and a healthy life-style during this time.
F J, LeBoeuf, S G, Carter
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Journal of Women's Health, 2010
Obesity is recognized as one of the most important underlying risk factors for a wide variety of diseases, including heart disease and diabetes. Women are particularly prone to obesity, and approaches that address life transitions across the life span suggest that a number of factors may converge at passage points, such as menopause, that contribute to
Keller, Colleen +8 more
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Obesity is recognized as one of the most important underlying risk factors for a wide variety of diseases, including heart disease and diabetes. Women are particularly prone to obesity, and approaches that address life transitions across the life span suggest that a number of factors may converge at passage points, such as menopause, that contribute to
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Maturitas, 1987
This report covers the results of an interview survey concerning sexual responses of 124 women during the perimenopause (menopause transition), and the results of 52 women's prospective coital behavior records over 3 months with concomitant steroid analysis.
W B, Cutler, C R, Garcia, N, McCoy
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This report covers the results of an interview survey concerning sexual responses of 124 women during the perimenopause (menopause transition), and the results of 52 women's prospective coital behavior records over 3 months with concomitant steroid analysis.
W B, Cutler, C R, Garcia, N, McCoy
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Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 2003
Abstract: Fertility, defined as the ability to achieve a pregnancy, declines gradually over the woman's lifespan. Although this decline seems to begin from the age of 30 years, it is more obvious between 35 and 40 and increases dramatically thereafter. The age of 41 is considered to be the point when fertility stops and sterility starts.
Basil C, Tarlatzis, Leonidas, Zepiridis
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Abstract: Fertility, defined as the ability to achieve a pregnancy, declines gradually over the woman's lifespan. Although this decline seems to begin from the age of 30 years, it is more obvious between 35 and 40 and increases dramatically thereafter. The age of 41 is considered to be the point when fertility stops and sterility starts.
Basil C, Tarlatzis, Leonidas, Zepiridis
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The perimenopause and contraception
Maturitas, 1996To review the implications of pregnancy in women in their forties and the contraceptive options open to them.Medline and popline reviews of the literature.Women in their forties are still potentially fertile, and pregnancy in this age group is attended with increased maternal mortality, spontaneous abortion, fetal anomalies and perinatal mortality.
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Contraception in perimenopause
MenopausePerimenopause is characterized by wide hormone fluctuations and irregular menstrual cycles for 5 or more years preceding menopause and lasts until 12 months of amenorrhea have been achieved. It represents a period of reproductive transition with a decline in fertility.
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Contraception in the peri-menopause
British Menopause Society Journal, 2003The perimenopause is a stage of life when a woman has low fertility but still requires contraception. It is also a peak age for menstrual dysfunction and a time when menopausal symptoms may commence. All these factors impact on contraceptive choice. Combined oral contraception can be continued until the age of 50 years in women who are low risk and do ...
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Sleep Disturbance and Perimenopause: A Narrative Review [PDF]
Journal of Clinical MedicineBackground/Objectives: Perimenopause, impacting 80–90% of women, encompasses a range of vasomotor, urogenital, cognitive, and psychiatric symptoms associated with the fluctuation and gradual reduction of gonadal hormones.
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Cognitive Problems in Perimenopause: A Review of Recent Evidence
Current Psychiatry Reports, 2023Chloe Page +2 more
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