Changes with age


  • Health
  • Wednesday, 01 Mar 2006

The biological changes associated with menopause do not occur in isolation but against a background of age-related changes in all the body systems of a woman. These age-related effects often interact with the menopausal changes and may exacerbate their impact. However, there is compelling evidence that menopausal changes, rather than age-related changes, are a primary precipitating factor of changes in sexual function. This is certainly more evident in premature menopause. 

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