ArticleJournal of mid-life health
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Abstract
Background: Menopause, cessation of woman's reproduction otherwise can happen early by hysterectomy might need therapeutic attention, as it disturbs psychosomatic health by interruption in the hormonal physiology. Herbs rich in phytoestrogens like Objective: The objective of the study was to evaluate the effect of Materials and Methods: In this randomized controlled pilot trial, 30 women who underwent hysterectomy (before attaining natural menopause) meeting the inclusion criteria with a minimum menopause rating scale (MRS) score of 5 and a Modified Kupperman's Index (MKI) score of 7, were randomized into two groups. 15 subjects of the control group received Results: Study results revealed that both interventions were comparable and each produced significant improvement ( Conclusions:
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