The 4 Stages of Menopause: When They Start and What Happens in the Body
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The internationally used STRAW+10 classification therefore distinguishes more precisely between the reproductive phase and the actual menopausal transition. It does not last, as is sometimes read, ten or 15 years, but refers to the entire life span after menopause.
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The internationally used STRAW+10 classification therefore distinguishes more precisely between the reproductive phase and the actual menopausal transition.
according to Frankfurter Rundschau +1It does not last, as is sometimes read, ten or 15 years, but refers to the entire life span after menopause.
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