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Multidisciplinary Management of Menopause: Symposium Proceedings
Susan G Kornstein1, JoAnn V Pinkerton2, Diane T Pace3
1Department of Psychiatry and Institute for Women's Health, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, Virginia, USA.
This symposium highlights expert insights into the multidisciplinary management of menopause, covering vasomotor symptoms, bone health, and sexual and psychological well-being for women.
Area of Science:
- Women's Health
- Endocrinology
- Gerontology
Background:
- Menopause significantly impacts women's health, affecting physical and psychological well-being.
- Effective management requires a comprehensive, multidisciplinary approach.
- Current understanding necessitates updated strategies for menopause symptom management.
Purpose of the Study:
- To summarize key findings from a symposium on the multidisciplinary management of menopause.
- To consolidate expert insights on addressing menopause-related symptoms and health concerns.
- To provide an overview of current best practices in menopause care.
Main Methods:
- The study is a summary of a symposium held on July 30, 2021.
- Presentations by national experts focused on various aspects of menopause management.
- Key points and discussions from the symposium were documented.
Main Results:
- Multidisciplinary management is crucial for addressing menopause symptoms.
- Key areas discussed include vasomotor symptoms, genitourinary syndrome, bone health (osteoporosis, strength, mobility), and sexual/psychological health.
- Expert consensus emphasized a holistic approach to menopause care.
Conclusions:
- A coordinated, multidisciplinary approach improves menopause symptom management.
- Addressing bone health, sexual function, and psychological well-being is integral to menopause care.
- Continued research and education are vital for optimizing women's health during menopause.
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