Email Regarding Patient Answer 2022

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As per the symptoms, the woman is going through; I would assume she is suffering
from this entire menopausal syndrome as she had recently gone through a hysterectomy,
which is the surgical removal of woman’s uterus. You must explain the patient about various
scenarios faced after hysterectomy and try to explain to her that the reason she has been going
through the process.
I would suggest that you must explain to her about the predictions that you are
analyzing such as she had gone through ovarian failure that might have occurred after
hysterectomy. She might have gone through ovarian failure as her ovaries had stopped
producing eggs. You need to explain the main cause of ovarian failure might be due to
genetic issues, enzyme deficiencies or she might have got affected with autoimmune diseases
where her body is incapable of recognizing certain tissues and affects itself. Another reason
might be that her ovaries have been removed during hysterectomy and that I the reason she is
suffering from hyperbolic or sever menopausal syndrome(1). On the other hand, the patient
must have a clear idea about the symptoms and the causes as it is due to poor ovarian
functioning ovaries are present, as it was not removed during a hysterectomy.
In this case, the only uterus is removed, and the ovaries can perform the hormonal
production activity. Women stop menstruating after hysterectomy; however, at the time of
arrival of menopause, the symptoms start to show up. The patient must know about the
disease that she is going through, and it is recommended to ask the patient if she had any
family history of ovarian failure (2). It is also necessary to ask the patient whether suffering
from any stress is or not. Research has shown that psychological stress is one of the main
cause of ovarian failure. FSH (Follicle-stimulating hormone) and LH (Luteinizing hormone)

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present in the pituitary of the hypothalamic-pituitary axis of the ovaries that are slightly
changed due to stress, as there is a decrease in the secretion of the gland.
Some prescriptions that would be useful for her HRT (Hormonal replacement
therapy) where the treatment of the patient is done hormonal replacement that coordinates
ovarian function. HRT would also help her in bone loss, which might affect her in future as
she is shoeing rapid menopausal syndrome. However, the patient must know about the side
effects of this treatment. HRT might also cause bleeding, bloating as well as tenderness in the
breast (3). Sometimes it might also lead to severe blood clotting and increase the chances of
stroke and heart attack. This might also lead to breast cancer, as the patient mentioned that
her cousin had had breast cancer, so she needs to be cautious about the procedure. Ovarian
failure lead to osteoporosis.
It is strongly recommended for the patient to undergo health diets such as taking
calcium, preferring dairy products that might reduce the risk of fracture, particularly in the
hips and wrist. She must also go through regular exercise.
I would suggest you must explain the patient about all the requirement and the
outcome. As the patient is already 50 years of age, she had chances of getting osteoporosis
quicker; hence, she must go for a healthy diet so that she can reduce the impact of her ovarian
failure.
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I would suggest you must inform her about the news that is coming in the media about
HRT. The patient must know about the mechanism that is going through and all the side
effects that she might face while she is undergoing HRT. It is recommended to tell the patient
about all the disadvantages and advantages that are associated with HRT (12). I would you
must go and talk with the patient directly. Ask the patient not to panic after listening to the