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TITLE:

STUDY TO KNOW THE MENOPAUSAL EFFECTS AND REQUIREMENT OF DIFFERENT INVESTIGATIONS TO THE MENOPAUSAL EVOLUTION AMONG FEMALES

AUTHORS:

Dr Arooj Kiran, Dr Amaima Gulzar, Dr Iqra Javed

ABSTRACT:

The permanent malfunction of ovaries is called menopause. After the menopause the female is unable to imitate further. The most important factor in menopause is the aging of female. Females usually can reproduce up to 50 years. Many indications appeared in the average age of the female are related to menopausal evolution. It may cause the more severe symptoms. It causes disorder of aging by creating bone weakness and heart issues. The destruction of follicles and presence of different lighter and severe organic and psychosomatic shriek are under investigation. Reduction of performance scheme based on significant, consistent and intention conditions are the biggest hurdle in the development of investigation on reproductive aging and malfunction of ovaries. Naming system used recently is defined and its boundaries are also conferred. The female’s reproductive system cannot be described by modern vocabulary. Because there is a reduction of compassion and specificity in the modern vocabulary. For the recognition of suitable differentiation throughout the life time of reproduction, various staging standards are estimated. More investigations will be helpful in more understanding of menopausal evolution. And these are also essential to determine the strength, realism and suitability of planned performance standards. Place and duration: In the Obstetrics and Gynecology department of Sir Gangaram Hospital Lahore for one-year duration from May 2018 to April 2019. Keywords: Menopause; Menopausal transition; per menopause; Postmenopausal

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