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More About This Title Premature Menopause
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In medical texts premature menopause is typically mentioned only in passing, and from the woman's perspective it remains a hidden secret. This can only compound the difficulty for women for whom the life process has suddenly swept into fast forward. Premature menopause can have profound implications both for the woman herself and her partner and family. She is faced with physical and emotional concerns that are usually not considered until much later in life, such as: will she age prematurely? will she need to take long-term medication? will she come to terms with loss of fertility? are there alternative treatments? are there consequences for her future health?
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Dani Singer is the author of Premature Menopause, published by Wiley. Myra Sally Hunter is Professor of Clinical Health Psychology at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience, King's College, London, and a Clinical and Health Psychologist at the South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust
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Biological, Psychological and Social Dilemmas.
Aetiology.
Diagnosis and Prognosis.
Psychological and Social Meanings.
Section 2.
Behind the Shut Door - A Psychoanalytic View of the Effects of Premature Menopause.
Difference and Diversity.
Section 3.
Management of Premature Menopause in General Practice.
Medical Approaches to Premature Menopause in a Gynaecological Clinic.
Fertility Treatments and Choices.
Complementary Medicine and Non-Medical Approaches.
Self Help and Support Groups.
Guidelines for Good Practice: a biopsychosocial approach.
