ライフサイエンスコーパス: menstruation

1 d cytokine/chemokine induction during active menstruation.

2 nce interval [CI], 1.06-3.62) as compared to menstruation.

3 discomfort or dysphoria in the weeks before menstruation.

4 n undefined association between migraine and menstruation.

5 structs the inside layer of the uterus after menstruation.

6 ese four had cyclic pain that coincided with menstruation.

7 tion kits, and by confirmation of subsequent menstruation.

8 (P) withdrawal, the physiologic stimulus for menstruation.

9 the endometrial "wound" in a mouse model of menstruation.

10 omparable to those with > 5 years since last menstruation (0.75 mm) (P > .05).

11 in DMPA users compared with controls during menstruation (1.1% versus 8.0%, respectively P<0.01) wit

12 significantly lower than in controls during menstruation (58 versus 96 pmol/L, P<0.01).

13 F is significantly increased at the onset of menstruation, a result of the additive effects of hypoxi

14 Thus, menstruation accounts for 30% of the discrepancy in elim

15 re no reported changes in sexual function or menstruation after donation, and five of six donors proc

16 present with cyclical abdominal pain during menstruation along with normal menstrual flow.

17 Leptin replacement resulted in recovery of menstruation and corrected the abnormalities in the gona

18 hours later (n=12) in DMPA users and during menstruation and midcycle (n=9) in controls.

19 order, women received the tests once during menstruation and once during the midluteal phase.

20 ration both prospectively in a diary for the Menstruation and Reproductive History Study and retrospe

21 nnaire regarding the first day of their last menstruation and respiratory symptoms in the last 3 days

22 mTSS has been associated with menstruation and tampon use, and although it is rare, th

23 at menarche, irregular periods, duration of menstruation, and acne with reported medical history of

24 ation of menopausal status, years since last menstruation, and hormone replacement therapy status wit

25 eported on days with reported sex and during menstruation, and in Uganda, when participants experienc

26 Detailed information regarding lactation, menstruation, and reproduction was collected through in-

27 e at age 13 years, women who had their first menstruation at age </=11 years had a 51% higher risk of

28 ding (wounding) and repair that occur during menstruation before estrogen-dependent regeneration.

29 s (beta, 0.150; 95% CI, 0.0649 to 0.236) and menstruation (beta, 0.123; 95% CI, 0.0231 to 0.224) were

30 s 2.9%) by enforcing the honest signaling of menstruation, but that all three religions share tenets

31 w endometrial tissue generated by retrograde menstruation can escape immune surveillance and develop

32 voice, increased sexual desire, cessation of menstruation, clitoral enlargement, and reductions in ge

33 s: breast neoplasms; chemotherapy, adjuvant; menstruation disorders; premature menopause, and amenorr

34 tin levels, breast-feeding status, return of menstruation, estradiol levels, PTH levels, 1,25-dihydro

35 Thereafter, the patient had spontaneous menstruation every 25 to 28 days.

36 the last menstrual period prior to stopping menstruation for 12 months (and not taking hormones).

37 years, women with < or = 5 years since last menstruation had an adjusted average intima-media thickn

38 ptin in physiologic doses restores ovulatory menstruation in women with hypothalamic amenorrhea and i

39 These effects include cessation of menstruation, insulin resistance, alterations of immune

40 lf-life for women when excluding losses from menstruation is 3.7 years.

41 evaluate the hypothesis that loss of PFOS by menstruation is an important process for women.

42 Menstruation is an inflammatory process associated with

43 Menstruation is characterised by synchronous shedding an

44 ination rate constant for men and women when menstruation is included as a loss process to evaluate t

45 The elimination half-life for women when menstruation is included in the model is 4.0 years.

46 An in vivo model of menstruation is required to investigate mechanisms respo

47 ase(+) human neutrophils were maximal during menstruation; Ly6G(+) mouse neutrophils were maximal at

48 on augmenting factors are physical exercise, menstruation, NSAIDs, alcohol, body temperature, acute i

49 The recipient's first menstruation occurred 43 days after transplantation and

50 men with a long duration (> or =34 years) of menstruation (odds ratio, 2.37; 95% confidence interval,

51 Endometriosis can develop after retrograde menstruation of endometrial tissue fragments, and establ

52 terview for DSM-IV and a questionnaire about menstruation, pregnancy, and eating disorder symptoms.

53 The management of menstruation presents significant challenges for women i

54 ime changes in PFOS intake, body weight, and menstruation rate.

55 Regeneration of the endometrium after menstruation requires a rapid and highly organized vascu

56 Menstruation resumed in 19 (90%) of 21 patients in the c

57 If menstruation returned after treatment, cumulative POF ri

58 surveyed to determine timing and pattern of menstruation, sexual activity, contraception, and incide

59 nopausal women, an iron deficiency caused by menstruation stabilises hypoxia inducible factor-1alpha,

60 ma HIV RNA < 10,000 copies/mL, regardless of menstruation status.

61 They also reported greater discomfort with menstruation (unadjusted relative risk for extreme disco

62 hortly after menarche, having a cessation of menstruation, use of another contraceptive, history of m

63 ges were recapitulated in the mouse model of menstruation, validating its use in menstrual research.

64 Their age at first menstruation was requested at baseline and again 3 and 6

65 or a potentially etiologic role of irregular menstruations with some specific asthma phenotypes, name

66 n of 5 days (standard deviation: 1.5) during menstruation, with heavier bleeding during the first 3 d

67 pothesised that our mouse model of simulated menstruation would recapitulate the spatial and temporal

68 us tumors were significantly associated with menstruation years (odds ratio = 1.5 for the highest vs.