MENOPOZAL GEÇİŞ DÖNEMİNDE HORMONLAR VE SEKSÜEL FONKSİYONLAR

Abstract

Amaç: Menopozal geçiş döneminde hormonların (androjen ve östrojenler) kadın seksüalitesine ve psikososyal durumuna etkisi tartışmalıdır. Yöntem: Bu çalışmamızda perimenopozal hastalarda hormonal değişimlerin seksüel fonksiyonlar üzerine değişimini inceledik. Bulgular: DHEAS, FSH, LH, östradiol ve serbest testesteron arasında yalnızca serbest testesteronun anlamlı olarak etki ettiğini gördük (P

Keywords

• Hormonlar, Seksüel fonksiyonlar, Menopozal geçiş dönemi

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