Menopause Interventions: A Case Study

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• Write a brief description of your project that starts by stating your clinical question and succinctly explaining your planned intervention in order to orient everyone.
According to the CDC (2015), age is considered the leading cause of menopause or the end of a female’s childbearing years. Perimenopausal symptoms are similar to menopausal symptoms, but a patient’s life is really impacted due to the decreased risk of having children. The PICOT for this capstone is: In perimenopausal symptom females (P), who use holistic herbal therapies (I) compared to similar groups who use contemporary therapies (C) will show an improved quality of life and decreased negative menopause symptoms (O) over a six month period (T). According to the Cleveland Clinic (2016), perimenopause or menopause transition can begin around age 30, 40, or eight to 10 years before traditional menopause when the ovaries slowly decrease the amount of estrogen. Also, perimenopause can endure over one to two years up until menopause at which time the ovaries will completely stop the release …show more content…

The setting for this capstone project can be completed within all health care settings, such as community clinic or gynecology office. The intervention that this author plans to test is to improve a perimenopausal patient’s quality of life, avoid osteoporosis, DVT, cancers, increase libido, improve sleep habits,

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