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Incidence of symptoms generally attributed to menopausal change was investigated across 5 age groups and between “menopausal” and “nonmenopausal” women within the same age group. Findings were based upon symptom checklist data obtained from 460 women. Highest frequency of symptoms occurred at 2 developmental turning-points in life: adolescence and menopause. At adolescence, the symptoms were primarily emotional; at menopause, they tended to be somatic. The Blatt Menopause Index, a measure weighted for endocrine-related changes, significantly differentiated the “menopausal” group from all the other groups.
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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a125c64f7bd4f5c7da62eca — DOI: https://doi.org/10.1097/00006842-196505000-00009
Bernice L. Neugarten
University of Chicago
Ruth J. Kraines
University of Chicago
Psychosomatic Medicine
University of Chicago
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