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    Dr. Rubinow, you want to take that one?

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    Dr. Rubinow, you want this one?

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    Dr. Rubinow, can you quickly explain what perimenopause and menopause are, and what happens with hormones during this time?

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    So they weren't products of my research, although both Dr. Rubinow and I employed them in our studies.

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    What we also know, and this relates to work that Dr. Rubinow and I have recently completed, is that it doesn't appear to be relevant for all women.

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    Some of the studies that Dr. Rubinow and I and other groups have done have identified that depression may be more likely to occur during the later stages of the transition.

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    Brain scans do help scientists like Dr. Rubinow and I conduct our research, but as a physician the best tool I have is to listen closely to the women I am treating.

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    And as Dr. Rubinow suggested, it may be that they just say,“Well, let's just watch these or let's monitor them,” but everybody has to develop a plan on an individual basis, and that's often better done with a physician.

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    Well, as Dr. Rubinow suggested, the work that he and I have done over the last few years have shown that estrogen withdrawal may trigger mood symptoms in some women, and estrogen therapy may be an effective treatment for some women.

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    The U.S. Census would suggest that approximately 25 million women in the country are between the ages of 45 and 55, and that age window is a time when most of those women would be either in the early phases of the menopause transition or in a later phase, as Dr. Rubinow just described.

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    As Dr. Rubinow described, the hormones that stimulate the ovaries are increasing, and it is as if the restraint that the brain usually is under and stimulating the ovaries is removed, and in fact there may be a hormonal basis for that, so that there may be very high and very dramatic increases in estradiol(the major estrogen hormone in humans) secretion.

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    And I think if a woman is identifying that she is experiencing the symptoms that Dr. Rubinow and I have described for, say, greater than two weeks and if the symptoms themselves are interfering with some aspects of her life, whether it be relationships or work performance, then I think that's a good red flag for when somebody should talk to their doctor.

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