Educating Women About Changes and Symptoms Associated With Menopause

Author(s):

Brooke Griffin, PharmD, BCACP,Rebecca Chapin, PharmD, BCACP

Panelists discuss how menopause represents a complex physiological transition characterized by hormonal fluctuations, reproductive system changes, and multifaceted symptoms affecting physical, psychological, and metabolic health. Comprehensive patient education, personalized management strategies, and holistic support are crucial for navigating this transformative life stage.

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Video above content is prompted by the following:

What are some of the most common physiological changes that occur during menopause? How do you educate patients about these changes and their potential impact on their daily life?
Could you describe symptoms that patients may experience during menopause? In your experience, which symptoms of menopause have the greatest impact on daily life?