FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W83553867> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W83553867 endingPage "329" @default.
• W83553867 startingPage "317" @default.
• W83553867 abstract "Background New breast cancers occur in 25% to 30% of women < 50 years of age. These young women undergo ablative surgery, chemotherapy, or hormonal/targeted treatment. These treatments have resulted in increased survival but at the expense of early menopause, marked by distressing vasomotor symptoms, sexual dysfunction, decreased metabolism, and musculoskeletal and cardiovascular effects. Methods A comprehensive literature search was performed using PubMed. This article reviews the evidence-based approaches to the treatment of these distressing symptoms in young breast cancer survivors. Results Menopausal symptoms in young patients are typically more severe due to the abrupt and rapid decrease in estrogen, and chemotherapy and hormones worsen these symptoms. Evidence supporting the efficacy of most complementary therapies is scarce. Behavioral modification and yoga may be helpful in mild cases of vasomotor symptoms, whereas newer antidepressants are promising in moderate to severe cases, and stellate ganglion block may be used in refractory cases. Local vaginal moisturizers, and in refractory cases low-dose estrogen creams, may ameliorate most urogenital symptoms. Bisphosphonates, vitamin D, and calcium can treat osteoporosis, and weight-bearing exercises decrease bone mineral density loss and help to control weight. Smoking cessation, exercise, and dietary modifications should be recommended to all young patients to decrease cardiac morbidity. At present, there is insufficient evidence to support any natural agent as a viable alternative to hormone replacement therapy to treat these symptoms. Conclusions No single agent can ameliorate vasomotor, cardiac, skeletal, and sexual concerns of young breast cancer survivors coping with menopausal symptoms. Quality-of-life research involving premenopausal breast cancer survivors is lacking. Further study is needed to identify safe and effective treatments for menopausal symptoms and to confirm their long-term safety in young breast cancer survivors." @default.
• W83553867 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W83553867 creator A5057971805 @default.
• W83553867 creator A5079622958 @default.
• W83553867 date "2012-10-01" @default.
• W83553867 modified "2023-09-23" @default.
• W83553867 title "Menopausal Symptoms in Young Survivors of Breast Cancer: A Growing Problem without an Ideal Solution" @default.
• W83553867 cites W1491616134 @default.
• W83553867 cites W1593442063 @default.
• W83553867 cites W1654124954 @default.
• W83553867 cites W1750621368 @default.
• W83553867 cites W1760968112 @default.
• W83553867 cites W1816167637 @default.
• W83553867 cites W1910259686 @default.
• W83553867 cites W1922087192 @default.
• W83553867 cites W1935573162 @default.
• W83553867 cites W1947641090 @default.
• W83553867 cites W1955291661 @default.
• W83553867 cites W1962138365 @default.
• W83553867 cites W1968380749 @default.
• W83553867 cites W1973641158 @default.
• W83553867 cites W1978928320 @default.
• W83553867 cites W1981523260 @default.
• W83553867 cites W1984214466 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2003602120 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2014380747 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2017861483 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2018312028 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2019340572 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2019466900 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2021279502 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2022076582 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2031308148 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2034362634 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2035488168 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2038276408 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2040177859 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2049965626 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2057255250 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2058051965 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2059925352 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2064549194 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2066447617 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2069913835 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2069920728 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2072594041 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2075237337 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2076450855 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2082006651 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2082854214 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2083145026 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2086792652 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2087025655 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2100328118 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2100912472 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2103461533 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2107118598 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2107551305 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2108000477 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2116940555 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2118385502 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2119062112 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2121656289 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2122073186 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2123944403 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2124816391 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2125471242 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2130542554 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2133613766 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2133675074 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2139053363 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2139422964 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2143151890 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2146048798 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2149935129 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2150038871 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2152476861 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2153263195 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2153332125 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2155093024 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2155445734 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2156003808 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2156422485 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2157195823 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2158599131 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2159858973 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2159905085 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2166566709 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2201305141 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2222403839 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2314200711 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2326819825 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2334903440 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2338818079 @default.
• W83553867 cites W2416144132 @default.
• W83553867 cites W4251053045 @default.
• W83553867 doi "https://doi.org/10.1177/107327481201900408" @default.
• W83553867 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23037499" @default.

• next