menopause Definition
meno·pause (men′ə pôz′)
menopause Related Forms
men′o·paus′al adjective
menopause Usage Examples
Converse of object
- undergo: Studies on middle-aged women who underwent a surgical menopause have provided more useful evidence.
- reach: Many women who reach the menopause notice an improvement in their lupus symptoms.
- enter: Finally it became evident that she was entering the menopause.
- manage: Ware, L. ( 1992 ) ' Managing the menopause in general practice. ' In Barlow DH, Menopause.
- follow: In women, bone loss is accelerated following the menopause, particularly during the first 5 years.
- experience: What advice does the CSM have on HRT use for women who have experienced an early menopause?
Preposition: before
age: Some women experience a natural menopause before the age of 40.
Adjective modifier
- premature: Women going through a premature menopause are likely to turn first to their GP.
- surgical: Studies on middle-aged women who underwent a surgical menopause have provided more useful evidence.
- male: First, there is the issue of whether the male menopause actually exists.
- early: Women who have early menopause are more at risk.
- natural: Study on estimation of age at natural menopause among Iranian women.
- female: The Divisions research focuses on common problems and diseases and spans conception to the female menopause.
Modifies a noun
- symptom: What can I do about these early menopause symptoms?
- clinic: SETTING: Outpatient menopause clinic at a tertiary medical center.
- transition: And, according to Ayurveda, healthy living is also the best way to ease symptoms of the menopause transition itself.
- loss: About books Home page Ways to look at menopause Loss and gain Changing bodies Self help with... body, mind and spirit.
- woman: We know that after the menopause women with OI lose bone like anybody else.
- management: The 47th Study Group of the RCOG met to debate all these issues concerning the role of HRT in menopause management.
Preposition: in
woman: In the male, there does not appear to be a change equivalent to the menopause in women.
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