1994
DOI: 10.1093/sleep/17.6.497
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The Thermoregulatory Effects of Menopausal Hot Flashes on Sleep

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“…46 Baker and coauthors reported that the presence of objectively measured hot flashes predicted the frequency of awakenings. 47 Similarly, some earlier studies showed a deleterious effect of objectively measured hot flashes on sleep parameters, 48,49 while others found no association. 8 There is compelling evidence that the prevalence of sleep-disordered breathing (SDB) increases during menopausal transition, when women lose the protective effect of female sex hormones.…”
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confidence: 94%
“…46 Baker and coauthors reported that the presence of objectively measured hot flashes predicted the frequency of awakenings. 47 Similarly, some earlier studies showed a deleterious effect of objectively measured hot flashes on sleep parameters, 48,49 while others found no association. 8 There is compelling evidence that the prevalence of sleep-disordered breathing (SDB) increases during menopausal transition, when women lose the protective effect of female sex hormones.…”
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“…1,4,7,8 Symptomatic women also report a range of additional symptoms during a hot flash, such as anxiety, frustration, embarrassment, nausea, and depression. 1,[8][9][10] Of importance, hot flashes can negatively affect mood, concentration, sleep quality, and sexual function and result in fatigue and stress, 1,[11][12][13][14] thereby significantly reducing the quality of life and overall health of afflicted women. 2,[14][15][16] Despite the clear disruption that hot flashes cause to the lives of menopausal women, physiological mechanisms associated with hot flashes are not completely understood.…”
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“…É interessante observar que o percentual que dorme mal incrementa-se gradativamente à medida que aumenta a faixa etária, o que coincide, também, com os dados da literatura que registram aumento das queixas de dificuldade de sono quando se compara indivíduos idosos com jovens 11,12. . A constatação de que a qualidade do sono se deteriora durante o climatério confirma dados divulgados na literatura 3,4,13,14 . Os resultados obtidos que sugerem uma qualidade do sono melhor entre mulheres na pré-menopausa do que em mulheres na peri e após a menopausa também coincidem com os de Kravitz et al 3 e podem ser explicados pela presença, nas mulheres pré-menopáusicas, do estrogênio endógeno, que impede os calores noturnos permitindo um sono mais tranqüilo.…”
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“…Os estudos sobre qualidade do sono trazem dados tanto de avaliações objetivas quanto de subjetivas. A avaliação objetiva da qualidade do sono usualmente é feita pela polissonografia 14,[23][24][25] . A avaliação subjetiva, por outro lado, é feita pelo uso de escalas padronizadas, diários de sono e questionários desenvolvidos pelos próprios autores 3,4,26,27 .…”
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