Sentence examples for because of menopause from inspiring English sources

Estrogens are well recognized to have beneficial effects on vulvovaginal atrophy because of menopause.

They remind me of the widely publicized comment years ago about how a woman couldn't be President because of menopause.

But if testosterone levels are too high in women -- whether because of menopause, excess weight, or other causes -- we see symptoms of male-pattern baldness and rogue hair growth on the face.

However, patients who discontinued tamoxifen and toremifene within 5 years because of menopause or other unavoidable reasons were still included, in accordance with intent-to-treat analysis.

Because the treatment of menopause with synthetic hormones might lead to increases in cholesterol [ 53], our findings suggest that DV dry extract could be regarded as a safer phytomedicine to control climacteric symptoms without causing side effects on serum fat levels.

Thus, there is a finite follicle store which becomes exhausted around the time of menopause because the great majority is lost by atresia instead of undergoing ovulation.

For some of them new data were analyzed, and for others a review of the current knowledge is presented, in part because of the lack of menopause data in large, national surveys.

"I was so unhappy when my doctor stopped my hormone therapy after one year, because all the symptoms of menopause started again.

Since postmenopausal osteoporosis was originally related to an increase in osteoclastic activity at the time of menopause, because of the disappearance of the oestrogen inhibitory effect on bone resorption, inhibitors of bone resorption have genuinely been considered an adequate strategy for prevention and treatment of osteoporosis.

Because of the influence of menopause and subsequent hormone replacement therapy (HRT) on bone dynamics (Nelson et al. 2002; Seeman 2003), including the accumulation of lead in bone, we also examined the influence of these factors.

In an additional analysis, we stratified women according age at the time of examination (<50 or ≥50 years) because the mean age of menopause has been considered to be ∼50 years (9, 11, 14, 21, 24, 25).