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Finding sense of coherence in the menopause transition - A qualitative interview study with menopausal women in Norway.
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BackgroundWomen express lack of knowledge about the menopause transition, finding it hard to understand and navigate symptoms. This period may negatively influence quality of life and level of functioning.ObjectivesTo explore menopausal women's experiences, perspectives and coping strategies to comprehend, manage and find meaning in the menopausal transition.DesignIndividual interviews of women with different backgrounds and menopausal experiences, recruited by hairdressers in Norway.MethodsSemi-structured in-depth interviews were conducted with 11 women in 2024. Data were analysed using reflexive thematic analysis. The theory of Salutogenesis and Sense of Coherence developed by Antonovsky, was used as guiding theoretical lens.ResultsThree main themes were developed, incorporating the intercorrelated aspects of
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