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Premature menopause and sexual outcomes

26/11/2007

Premature menopause and sexual outcomes
European Endocrine Diseases 2007, Issue 1, p. 87-90
The prolonged survival of children, adolescents and young women successfully treated for cancer increases the number of women facing premature menopause (PM). PM accelerates general health and sexual ageing, unless appropriate HT – when non-contraindicated – is initiated and maintained over time. Reports of FSD increase after PM. Women with PM are at higher risk of distressing sexual disorders. RCTs indicate that HT with oestrogen and testosterone may have a positive effect on all domains of sexual function, especially after surgical PM.

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Keywords:
Ageing Androgens Biological Factors Breast Cancer Chemotherapy Comorbidity Couple Factors Estrogens Female Health Female Sexual Disorders Female Sexual Function Fertility and Infertility Gynaecologic Cancer Gynaecology Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) Menopause and perimenopause Oophorectomy/Ovariectomy Premature Iatrogenic Menopause Premature Ovarian Failure (POF) Psychosexual Factors Radiotherapy Sexual Hormones Sexual Identity Sexual Medicine Testosterone

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