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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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Perimenopausal Reproductive Endocrinology
Endocrinology and Metabolism Clinics of North America, 2005Reproductive aging is associated with an acceleration in the decline of ovarian follicle numbers. Menstrual cycles change from regular to irregular when follicle numbers reach a critical level of between 100 and 1000. With the onset of irregular cycles, there is an increased incidence of anovulatory cycles and elongated ovulatory cycles, both of which ...
Georgina E, Hale, Henry G, Burger
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Contraception during perimenopause
The European Journal of Contraception & Reproductive Health Care, 2005Perimenopause marks the transition from normal ovulation to anovulation and ultimately to permanent loss of ovarian function. Fecundity, the average monthly probability of conception, declines by half as early as the mid-forties, however women during the perimenopause still need effective contraception.
N A, Kailas, S, Sifakis, E, Koumantakis
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Perimenopausal Women's Alienation
Journal of Holistic Nursing, 1997A feminist perspective was used to interpret data gathered from perimenopausal women using hormonal replacement therapy. Silence was the most pervasive and disquieting theme. These women parroted biomedical cognizance and iterated little authentic expression of experience.
J, Engebretson, D W, Wardell
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Nursing Clinics of North America, 2004
The field of perimenopause research is advancing our understanding of the physiological changes related to the menopausal transition and approaches to managing symptoms and preventing disease of advanced age. The impact of the perimenopause on women's health will become evident with the aging of the population.
Nancy Fugate, Woods +1 more
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The field of perimenopause research is advancing our understanding of the physiological changes related to the menopausal transition and approaches to managing symptoms and preventing disease of advanced age. The impact of the perimenopause on women's health will become evident with the aging of the population.
Nancy Fugate, Woods +1 more
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Maturitas, 2014
Perimenopause and migraine are closely linked. The hormonal instability during the perimenopausal period not only causes vasomotor symptoms and mood disturbances, but also increases migraine incidence. Women do report new onset migraine during this period, but the increased incidence is reported by women with menstrually related migraine (MRM).
Ibrahimi, Khatera +2 more
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Perimenopause and migraine are closely linked. The hormonal instability during the perimenopausal period not only causes vasomotor symptoms and mood disturbances, but also increases migraine incidence. Women do report new onset migraine during this period, but the increased incidence is reported by women with menstrually related migraine (MRM).
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Managing perimenopausal menorrhagia
Maturitas, 2010Menorrhagia is a significant health problem for many women. It increases with age and peaks during the perimenopause. Although historically, hysterectomy as been the mainstay for treatment there are many effective medical and surgical alternatives to hysterectomy that may be eminently suitable for perimenopausal women as menopause will intervene in due
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Perimenopause occurs prior to menopause and manifests as physiological and psychic changes. However, there is a substantial deficit of data and societal information concerning perimenopause. This leads to inadequate perimenopause processing and poor quality of life. Thus, the purpose of this chapter is to offer an overview of perimenopause.
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