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Condição que afeta mulheres, causada pela perda gradual da função folicular ovariana e declínio nos níveis de estrogênio circulante no sangue. Esta condição é caracterizada por sangramento menstrual não frequente ou irregular, alterações no funcionamento do ovário e mudanças genitais atróficas graduais, efeitos psicofisiológicos. A confirmação é feita pelo histórico do paciente para determinar efeitos psicofisiológicos.
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A condition affecting females, caused by gradual loss of ovarian follicular function and decline in circulating blood estrogen levels. This condition is characterised by infrequent or irregular menstrual bleeding, alterations in the functioning of the ovary, and gradual atrophic genital changes, psychophysiological effects. Confirmation is by taking a patient history to determine psychophysiological effects.

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A condition affecting females, caused by gradual loss of ovarian follicular function and decline in circulating blood estrogen levels. This condition is characterised by infrequent or irregular menstrual bleeding, alterations in the functioning of the ovary, and gradual atrophic genital changes, psychophysiological effects. Confirmation is by taking a patient history to determine psychophysiological effects.
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    Menopausal transition
    A condition affecting females, caused by gradual loss of ovarian follicular function and decline in circulating blood estrogen levels. This condition is characterised by infrequent or irregular menstrual bleeding, alterations in the functioning of the ovary, and gradual atrophic genital changes, psychophysiological effects. Confirmation is by taking a patient history to determine psychophysiological effects.

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