MENOPAUSE

Outline for Menopause

Outline for Menopause

This paper would present information regarding different sources related to the cognitive/brain changes that occur in menopausal women. A total of eight studies have been studied and their core has been presented in this paper, in the form of an outline.

Perimenopausal symptoms, quality of life, and health behaviors in users and nonusers of hormone therapy

Menopause from a medical point of view is the age-related dysfunction of the ovaries and reduces their secretion of estrogens - hormone responsible for many metabolic processes in the body of women.

This natural process of preparing women for entry into post-production period is the lapse of its reproductive function. It also lowers levels of libido, although menopause does not mean the end of sexual activity, as is commonly believed.

Menopause may be called as the persistent is defined as the permanent termination of menstruation and has physiological correlates with the abatement of estrogen beard by follicular action accident.

Menstrual cycle modulation of medial temporal activity evoked by negative emotion

Similar changes were recorded in the medial maxillary nucleus and hippocampus, areas involved in the regulation of memory and learning.

Recently, the authors tested the hypothesis that the loss of entire axons in the genes of estrogens receptors, which occur after menopause.

The female sexual response, the woman in this age group most in need of proper genital intimacy practices.s

Estrogen replace­ ment therapy and cognitive decline in memory-impaired post-menopausal women

The beginning of menopause for a period usually falls between 45 and 49 years of age and usually lasts for about 55 years of age.

In Poland, the menopause occurs around age 50. Many women think that the average age is the most harmonious life.

The menopausal woman, in short, would be equally satisfied with the younger woman from a sexual point of view, even if intimate relationships are less compelling ...