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• Significant reduction of index score and individual symptoms after 2 weeks, with more pronounced effect after 12 weeks
• After 12 weeks, up to 70% reduction of symptoms (Kupperman Index < 15)
• No effect on gynecologically relevant hormone levels, including estradiol, luteinizing hormone, follicle-stimulating hormone, prolactin, or sex hormone-binding globulin

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Anne  ""
When I went through menopause, my symptoms were negligible. I don't know whether I was lucky or I simply willed myself to be more accepting and positive.

Luisa  ""
All my life I looked forward to never having my period again. It never occurred to me that the reality might make me a little sad.

Jane  ""
I had a total hysterectomy at age 40, and I felt that the surgery, and the menopause that followed, were liberating-no more monthly PMS miseries.

Joyce  ""
I'd cry all the time. Well, not all the time. If someone looked at me crooked, I'd stop and lash out at them. Then I'd go back to crying.

Maria  ""
I finally found out what "hot under the collar" (and everywhere else) really means!

Charlene  ""
My mother had no menopause symptoms—one day her period just stopped and never came back. You'd think I'd have followed in her footsteps, but no such luck!