Determining The Factors Affecting Women in The Menopause Period's Intention to Use Hormone Replacement Therapy

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Ayça Balmumcu; Semra Elmas; Nilüfer Yıldırım

doi:10.62425/esbder.1672773

September 29, 2025Journal of Midwifery and Health SciencesOpen Access

Determining The Factors Affecting Women in The Menopause Period's Intention to Use Hormone Replacement Therapy

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Significant emotional factors influence the intention to use hormone replacement therapy in menopausal women, highlighting the importance of psychological support.
The study found an average HRT intention score of 2.83±1.63 among 429 participants, indicating varied willingness to adopt HRT.
Using the Menopause Attitude Assessment Scale and Menopause Symptoms Assessment Scale, this cross-sectional study detailed relevant psychological and physiological influences.
Understanding these factors supports targeted interventions to improve acceptance and usage of hormone replacement therapy in menopausal women.

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Cross-sectional study examines psychological and physiological factors affecting HRT intentions in menopausal women, suggesting significant emotional impacts.

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