The changes before 'the change'

A Gloria Bachmann, Anette Bachmann
Postgraduate medicine · 1994 · vol. 95(4) , pp. 113–124 · doi:10.1080/00325481.1994.11945822 · PMID:29206600 · W2775105994
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Physicians should discuss perimenopausal symptoms, fertility testing, contraception, and preventive health measures with women transitioning to menopause due to potential adverse consequences of ovarian follicle depletion.

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Preview The effects of waning ovarian function start before menstruation stops, and they can be medically important. What changes should women expect, and what preventive health measures can they take? When is oral contraceptive therapy appropriate? How can irregular bleeding and decreased vaginal lubrication best be treated? Dr Bachmann addresses these and other questions in this discussion of appropriate healthcare for women in transition to the menopause.

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