Psychological Aspects of Care

Rosenthal, Jane

doi:10.1007/978-1-4612-1640-7_13

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“…"Todo muere ya...", signifi cados de la menopausia en un grupo de mujeres de Morelos, México BLANCA PELCASTRE-VILLAFUERTE (1) , GUADALUPE RUELAS (1) ; JESÚS ROJAS (2) Y LUZ MARÍA MARTÍNEZ (2) …”

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"Todo muere ya"..., significados de la menopausia en un grupo de mujeres de Morelos, México

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Revista Chilena De Salud Pública

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"Todo muere ya"..., significados de la menopausia en un grupo de mujeres de Morelos, México

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“…About 10-15% of menopausal women reportedly seek medical attention for various complaints [1], and about 75% experience hot flushes [2]. According to Hunter [3], the term 'menopausal syndrome' was used until recently to refer to a wide range of physical and emotional symptoms presumably caused by hormonal changes.…”

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Stress Vulnerability and Climacteric Symptoms: Life Events, Coping Behavior, and Severity of Symptoms

Igarashi¹,

Saito²,

Morioka³

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Gynecol Obstet Invest

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To explore a possible association between climacteric symptoms and ways of coping with stress, a comparative study was conducted among 19 menopausal women who sought treatment for climacteric symptoms (the study group) and 44 healthy menopausal women (the control group). Life stress was assessed using a life event method in which factor analysis extracted four ways that women cope with stress: avoidance-oriented coping, consultation-oriented coping, aggression-expression coping, and problem-solving coping. The study group had a higher symptom score and was more prone to avoidance-oriented coping than the control group despite experiencing the same number of undesirable life events. The severity of climacteric symptoms correlated positively with the number of undesirable life events and the degree of avoidance-oriented coping and correlated negatively with the degree of aggression- expression coping for the study group. These results suggest that vulnerability to stress contributes to worsening climacteric symptoms caused by stress.

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Contemporary Psychoanalysis

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Psychological Aspects of Care

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"Todo muere ya"..., significados de la menopausia en un grupo de mujeres de Morelos, México

"Todo muere ya"..., significados de la menopausia en un grupo de mujeres de Morelos, México

Stress Vulnerability and Climacteric Symptoms: Life Events, Coping Behavior, and Severity of Symptoms

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