Climacteric disorders (menopause)
The clinical picture of menopause is very diverse. Initially, various vascular disorders are traditionally detected, manifested by rushes of blood to the head and upper half of the body due to a sudden short-term expansion of blood vessels. During the tide, the face, neck, and chest turn red sharply, and the temperature of the hyperemic areas rises. In […]
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