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Menopausal Transition: Psychosocial Aspects and the Role of Melatonin in Psychogenic Symptoms
Psychogenic symptoms (trouble sleeping, lack of energy, difficulty in concentration, nervous tension, feelings of sadness/ downheartedness) are among the most frequently reported symptoms of menopausal transition, as are nocturnal hot flushes/sweats. Few studies have combined psychosocial and biomed
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