2000
DOI: 10.1097/00042560-200001010-00016
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Perimenopausal Symptomatology Among HIV-Infected Women at Least 40 Years of Age

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“…(11) Several cross-sectional studies in WLWHIV, almost all using self-reported menstrual pattern to categorize menopausal status, have reported a younger median age at menopause, ranging from 47.5 to 50 years (Table 1). (12)(13)(14)(15) Two prospective studies, including one of very few to have been conducted in Europe, have reported similar findings. (16,17), suggesting that WLWHIV may experience menopause at an earlier age.…”
Section: Natural History Of the Menopause In Women Living With Hivmentioning
confidence: 64%
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“…(11) Several cross-sectional studies in WLWHIV, almost all using self-reported menstrual pattern to categorize menopausal status, have reported a younger median age at menopause, ranging from 47.5 to 50 years (Table 1). (12)(13)(14)(15) Two prospective studies, including one of very few to have been conducted in Europe, have reported similar findings. (16,17), suggesting that WLWHIV may experience menopause at an earlier age.…”
Section: Natural History Of the Menopause In Women Living With Hivmentioning
confidence: 64%
“…(4) Higher CD4 counts appear to be associated with increased symptoms in HIV-positive women. (13,29) HIV-infection has been found to be associated with increased prevalence, frequency and severity of vasomotor symptoms. (15, 28) Looby et al (27) followed 66 HIV-positive and HIV-negative perimenopausal women longitudinally over a 12-month period, observing an increased severity of vasomotor symptoms in WLWHIV that persisted over time.…”
Section: Symptomatology and Management Of The Menopause Transition Inmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There was a trend toward lower CD4 counts in postmenopausal women (36). Menopausal HIV-infected women demonstrate a higher number of climacteric symptoms, most commonly psychological, vasomotor, and genitourinary symptoms (37,38).…”
Section: Menstrual Disordersmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Très peu d'études se sont jusqu'à présent intéressées aux troubles des cycles, aménorrhée, anovulation, et aux troubles de la ménopause en rapport avec l'infection à VIH [54][55][56][57][58][59]. Elles nécessitent un groupe témoin de femmes non infectées, les cycles anovulatoires étant fréquents en population générale (5 à 30 % chez des femmes ayant des cycles réguliers).…”
Section: Aménorrhée Anovulation Ménopauseunclassified