ACOG Issues Guideline on Menopause Vasomotor, Sleep, Mood Symptoms
ACOG developed a Clinical Practice Guideline providing evidence-based recommendations for managing vasomotor, sleep, and mood symptoms related to spontaneous or induced menopause. The guideline was built using a GRADE evidence-to-decision framework by a writing team including reproductive endocrinology subspecialists and an obstetrics-gynecology specialist, and includes graded recommendations on pharmacologic and nonpharmacologic interventions along with ungraded Good Practice Points where evidence was insufficient for a formal recommendation.
Most relevant for: Perimenopausal and postmenopausal individuals assigned female sex at birth, including those with induced menopause at or beyond age 40, experiencing vasomotor, sleep, or mood symptoms.
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