Titlebook: Essentials of Menopause Management; A Case-Based Approac Lubna Pal,Raja A. Sayegh Book 2017 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2

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Clinical Management of Menopause-Related Sleep Disturbanceessential for their well-being. With many options of pharmacological and non-pharmacological treatments for insomnia, tailoring treatment to a patient’s particular sleep issue and preference is ideal. This chapter focuses on the assessment and treatment of insomnia in menopausal women utilizing typical clinical case examples.

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Bothersome Vasomotor Symptoms: Management in Women with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (Case 1) and Differts relief from her hot flashes. She also notes that her husband has started to complain about her snoring. What are the options for treating her hot flashes? How best should you prioritize her medical concerns and balance her management choices?

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The Case for Androgens in Menopausal Women: When and How? dryness but did not improve her sexual symptoms. Her total and free testosterone levels are low at 12 ng/dl and 1.5 pg/ml, respectively. She had a normal mammogram within the last year. She asks whether testosterone replacement is an option to treat her sexual symptoms. .

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Postmenopausal Alopecia (Hair Loss)pt for a history of recently diagnosed mild hypertension and osteoarthritis. Her medications include lisinopril, which she has been on for 6 months, and ibuprofen. She reports that her father became bald at a young age, but denies any hair loss complaint among women in her family.

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Evaluation and Management of Hirsutism in Postmenopausal Women acknowledged noticing an increase in the size of her clitoris over the 1–2 years prior to this presentation; while she denied any change in her breast size, libido, or occurrence of vasomotor symptoms, some family members had commented on a change in her voice.

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Pharmacological Therapy for Vasomotor Symptoms in Breast Cancer Survivorshe has difficulty concentrating at work due to sudden and frequent hot flashes, which has impaired her work performance. She notes that her symptoms have not been relieved with lifestyle changes and nonprescription approaches.