CERCA NEL SITO
Increase of inflammatory molecules and pain is documented is different conditions that worsens across and after the menopause.
The presentation will focus first on the new evidence of menopause as an inflammatory disease and on the relationship between sexual hormones changes, mast cell activity, inflammation and pain; second on the evidence supporting the lifestyles that reduce the inflammatory level, and on the specific anti-inflammatory role of sexual hormones, both at systemic and local level.
The presentation will focus first on the new evidence of menopause as an inflammatory disease and on the relationship between sexual hormones changes, mast cell activity, inflammation and pain; second on the evidence supporting the lifestyles that reduce the inflammatory level, and on the specific anti-inflammatory role of sexual hormones, both at systemic and local level.
