Why do I have Obsessive compulsive disorder during my menopausal syndrome?

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Health Consultation Description: Why do I have Obsessive compulsive disorder during my menopausal syndrome?


Expert Reply
Condition analysis: 
New-onset obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), a relapse of OCD, or a change in OCD symptoms may occur during menopause. Fluctuations in OCD have been correlated with the menstrual cycle and with pregnancy, suggesting that hormone levels may contribute to the disorder.

Instructions:
Treatment of sleep disorders: Estrogen may be helpful in relieving vasomotor symptoms that disrupt sleep or that may have a direct effect on sleep itself.

In a study of postmenopausal women with hot flashes, night sweats, insomnia, anxiety, or mood swings, low-dose estrogen and low-dose micronized progesterone improved sleep to a greater extent than could be explained by a reduction in vasomotor symptoms. 

One study using polysomnographic analysis found that isoflavone treatment is also effective in reducing Insomnia symptoms.


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 Key words:  Menopausal syndrome

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