The effects of estrogens are pleiotropic, affecting multiple bodily systems. Changes from the
body's natural fluctuating levels of estrogens, through surgical removal of the ovaries …

The menopause transition is a bio-psycho-socio-cultural process. Recent prospective
studies highlight the complex ways in which lifestyle and cultural factors influence women's …

Objective The aim of this study was to examine the effectiveness of group cognitive
behavioral therapy (CBT) and guided self-help CBT in reducing hot flush and night sweat …

Purpose Up to 75% of women experience hot flashes, which can negatively impact quality of
life. As hot flash physiology is not definitively understood, it cannot be assumed that effective …

Objective Hormone therapy with estrogen alone or combined with progestogen has come
into disrepute because of safety concerns. Herbal medicinal products with an estrogenic …

Bodily experiences and emotional changes occurring during the premenstrual phase of the
cycle, and hot flushes and night sweats occurring during the menopause, are not …

Hot flashes are experienced by about 52% of perimenopausal women. After breast cancer,
this may increase to 70%. The use of hormone replacement therapy is not recommended in …

Objective: The need for effective nonhormonal treatments for hot flash management without
unwanted side effects continues. The primary aim of this pilot study was to evaluate the …

Vasomotor symptoms are the most common indication for the prescription of hormone
replacement therapy since it is effective in over 80% of cases. In 1995, 37% of American …

Objectives Hot flushes and night sweats (HF/NS) are experienced by 60–70% of
menopausal women and are problematic for approximately 20–25%. Potential health risks …