The group discusses the study’s indication that VMS can last around 7 years, with some symptoms persisting beyond 10 years, raising questions about the accuracy of describing these symptoms as 'short-lived.' Words like 'questioning' and 'debating' reflect a critical and engaged tone, emphasizing the significance of accurate communication about menopausal symptoms and their duration.
AgreementModerate agreement
Most discussions acknowledge the study's findings, with some questioning the characterization of VMS as short-lived, indicating general support but some skepticism.
InterestHigh interest
Participants demonstrate high curiosity, especially when debating the duration and descriptions of menopausal symptoms.
EngagementHigh engagement
Several posters actively reference the study's data, question assumptions, and share insights, showing deep engagement.
ImpactModerate impact
The discussions highlight the importance of understanding VMS duration for personal health decisions, suggesting a moderate but meaningful impact on perceptions and clinical considerations.
Abstract in brief
Women who are postmenopausal when symptoms start experience shorter durations of about 3 years.
African American women tend to experience longer VMS duration compared to other groups.
- The Study of Women's Health Across the Nation (SWAN) observed that the total duration of VMS varies based on factors like menopausal stage at VMS onset, race/ethnicity, and personal stress or mood.
Women reporting early or premenopausal VMS have longer overall symptom durations, while those starting postmenopause have shorter experiences.
Additional factors like younger age, lower education, higher stress, and anxiety are linked to prolonged VMS.
- Overall, understanding how long VMS last helps women make treatment decisions, as symptoms can persist for many years, with half experiencing VMS over 7 years and some continuing symptoms for over 4 years after menopause.]
@jimgthornton @pash22 @susan_bewley @TomPMarshall @danreisel @Liz_ORiordan @PharmRJ @BarneyCalman @KarenMagraith @DrmarkC @FourteenFish @janewilcock @dr_musgrave @DrSimonHodes @BenAllenGP @Dr_Ellie The median total duration of VMS is around 7 years in the following study, and some patients still appear to have symptoms ongoing beyond 10y. Do you think describing their symptoms as short lived is accurate? https://t.co/VEVWQz7wsM https://t.co/EiqIa3EnTA
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Menopausal vasomotor symptoms, such as hot flashes, last a median of 7 years, often exceeding 4 years after the final menstrual period. Factors like menopausal stage, race, stress, and mood influence symptom duration…
This video explores natural and synthetic plant hormones, clarifying terminology and addressing misconceptions driven by market fears and misinformation. It emphasizes evidence-based information about hormone therapies…
@jimgthornton @pash22 @susan_bewley @TomPMarshall @danreisel @Liz_ORiordan @PharmRJ @BarneyCalman @KarenMagraith @DrmarkC @FourteenFish @janewilcock @dr_musgrave @DrSimonHodes @BenAllenGP @Dr_Ellie The median total duration of VMS is around 7 years in the following study, and some patients still appear to have symptoms ongoing beyond 10y. Do you think describing their symptoms as short lived is accurate? https://t.co/VEVWQz7wsM https://t.co/EiqIa3EnTA
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