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A 7 page investigation into menopause. The author conducts a literature review of published
studies related to the epidemiology of perimenopause and menopause. Specific parameters of interest are age, genetics, demography and lifestyle. Age appears to be the most important determinant of age of onset but even factors such reproductive history and smoking can be important as well.
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7 pages (~225 words per page)
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genetics, demography and lifestyle. Age appears to be the most important determinant of age of onset but even factors such reproductive history and smoking can be important as well.
Introduction The intent of this paper is to
explore the symptoms and circumstances that are associated with perimenopause. More specifically, the age at menopausal onset and the diversity and severity of the symptoms associated with various phases of
that onset are of particular interest. The research question is why do some women experience more severe symptoms during perimenopause than do others. To answer this question a
review of the literature will be conducted and the findings reported upon. Perimenopause is defined as that window of time preceding full menopause where the menstrual cycle becomes less
and less predictable and a woman begins to suffer from a diversity of problems. Menopause is defined as occurring one year after the last menstrual cycle and characterized by
the cessation of all ovarian activity (Lyndaker and Hulton, 2004). Methodology
Designing the specifics of the literature search at hand is critical if the most substantive articles are to be retrieved for review. For the
purposes of this review a search string of "the+influence+of+ages+30+to+50+on+symptoms+peri" was utilized and returned 43,300 documents relating to one degree or another to the topic at hand. Sorting through each
of those articles would be an impossibility in the time frame allowed for this literature review. A much more logical approach to identifying substantive article for review would be
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