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EmpowHer's Health Tip: In Vitro Fertilization Doesn't Affect Menopause: Study

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Posted: Sun., May 4, 2008, 08:29 am
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Women who have in vitro fertilization (IVF) don't experience early menopause or more severe menopause symptoms, says a British study that's one of the first to examine the long-term effects of the fertility treatment.

The study included about 200 women, average age just over 50, who were among the first to undergo IVF in the 1980s. The age at which they started menopause was comparable with the national average and there was no increase in menopausal symptoms associated with the number of IVF treatments, BBC News reported.
     
     
     
     
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EmpowHer's Health Tip: In Vitro Fertilization Doesn't Affect Menopause: Study

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Posted: Sun., May 4, 2008, 08:29 am
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Topics: Menopause, Fertility Treatment, IVF, Research, Treatments - Traditional, Vitro Fertilization, EmpowHer News
     

Women who have in vitro fertilization (IVF) don't experience early menopause or more severe menopause symptoms, says a British study that's one of the first to examine the long-term effects of the fertility treatment.

The study included about 200 women, average age just over 50, who were among the first to undergo IVF in the 1980s. The age at which they started menopause was comparable with the national average and there was no increase in menopausal symptoms associated with the number of IVF treatments, BBC News reported.
     
     
     
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