Advice given to women undergoing gynaecological surgery in relation to menopause, symptoms and hormone replacement therapy: could and should we improve the service we provide?

Jenny Lyons

doi:10.1258/mi.2011.011019

Advice given to women undergoing gynaecological surgery in relation to menopause, symptoms and hormone replacement therapy: could and should we improve the service we provide?

Jenny Lyons

https://doi.org/10.1258/mi.2011.011019

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Journal: Menopause International	Publication Date: Jun 1, 2011
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Affiliation: Cumberland Infirmary

#Hormone Replacement Therapy #Retrospective Case-note Study #Gynaecological Surgery #Menopause Therapy #Retrospective Study #Case-note Study #Hormone Replacement

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A retrospective case-note study was undertaken to look at recorded details relating to information/advice given to women prior to or at the time of their gynaecological surgery with regard to possible effects of menopause/menopausal symptoms or advice given about hormone replacement therapy.

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Advice given to women undergoing gynaecological surgery in relation to menopause, symptoms and hormone replacement therapy: could and should we improve the service we provide?