Treating Vasomotor Symptoms Although 85 percent of perimenopausal women have vasomotor symptoms (hot flushes), only one half of these women find them disturbing. Twenty percent of women will experience symptoms for less than one year, but approximately 50 percent of women may experience symptoms for five years or more. Conventional estrogen therapy is effective in controlling symptoms in more t...

OBJECTIVE Sleep disturbances are common among women in midlife; prevalence increases among perimenopausal/postmenopausal women with vasomotor symptoms. Paroxetine 7.5 mg is the only nonhormonal treatment that has been approved in the United States for moderate to severe vasomotor symptoms associated with menopause. In two pivotal phase 3 studies evaluating its efficacy and safety, improvements ...

Introduction: Menopause is the most important event in middle-age. Women, in this period, face several changes. Vasomotor symptoms and skin changes are prevalent in the middle-age. This study, mainly, was performed identifying the vasomotor symptoms and skin changes in menopausal women. Materials and methods: Study sample was consisted of 150 women who have visited the healthcare centers, ...

Although most women report vasomotor symptoms (hot flashes, night sweats) during midlife, their etiology and risk factors are incompletely understood. Body fat is positively associated with vasomotor symptoms crosssectionally, but the longitudinal relation between changes in body fat and vasomotor symptoms is uncharacterized. The study aim was to examine whether gains in body fat were related t...

During the menopausal transition, women frequently develop vasomotor symptoms. However, unpleasant symptoms may accompany this which can have a severe influence on daily functioning and overall quality of life. This article discusses cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) for suffering from such as worry, stress, poor mood, hot flushes, night sweats, well how thoughts, physical symptoms, behaviour...

BACKGROUND Very little data are available on the natural course or level of disturbance of vasomotor symptoms among middle-aged women. Using readily collected trial data we studied the persistence of vasomotor symptoms among untreated women. METHODS In a trial comparing combined hormone therapy to placebo or no treatment (control groups), a cohort of women aged 50-59 at recruitment were follo...

ABSTRACT Due to hormonal changes during menopause, various clinical symptoms arise in menopausal women including vasomotor symptoms. Exercise is one of the useful interventions deal with However, trials potential effectiveness exercise still require further research. The purpose this narrative review identify and summarize variety that can be used as an intervention effective against climacteri...