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perimenopause
per·i·men·o·pause P5207800 (pĕr′ə-mĕn′ə-pôz′)n. The period of a woman's life characterized by physiological changes associated with the end of reproductive capacity, terminating with the completion of menopause. Also called climacteric.
per′i·men′o·paus′al adj.perimenopause (ˌpɛrɪˈmɛnəʊˌpɔːz) n (Physiology) the period leading up to the menopause during which some of the symptoms associated with menopause may be experienced ˌperiˌmenoˈpausal adj
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perimenopause [per″e-men´o-pawz] the time just before and just after menopause. adj., adj perimenopau´sal.per·i·men·o·pause (per'i-men'ō-pawz), The 3- to 5-year period prior to menopause during which estrogen levels begin to drop.perimenopause (pĕr′ə-mĕn′ə-pôz′)n. The period of a woman's life characterized by physiological changes associated with the end of reproductive capacity, terminating with the completion of menopause. Also called climacteric.
per′i·men′o·paus′al adj.per·i·men·o·pause (per'i-men'ŏ-pawz) The 3- to 5- year period before menopause during which estrogen and progesterone levels decline and symptoms of hormone deprivation begin
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