Anxiety Attacks Following Surgical Menopause
Min Chung-Park
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Min Chung-Park
Abstract
Acute onset of surgical menopause rarely complicates a woman's psychological state. Although most women with acute surgical menopause have associated menopausal symptoms, few psychological consequences have been reported. This article presents the case report of a woman who developed immediate postoperative symptoms of severe anxiety that significantly impacted her quality of life. Physiological and psychological changes associated with surgical menopause and hormone replacement therapy are also discussed.
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Acute onset of surgical menopause rarely complicates a woman's psychological state. Although most women with acute surgical menopause have associated menopausal symptoms, few psychological consequences have been reported. This article presents the case report of a woman who developed immediate postoperative symptoms of severe anxiety that significantly impacted her quality of life. Physiological and psychological changes associated with surgical menopause and hormone replacement therapy are also discussed.
Key concepts: Surgical Menopause, Menopause, Anxiety, Medicine, Hormone replacement therapy (female-to-male), Quality of life (healthcare), Surgical procedures, Intensive care medicine