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Menopause does not speed up disability in women with MS, study finds.
A large-scale study published in JAMA Neurology finds that menopause does not increase disability progression in women with multiple sclerosis, challenging earlier assumptions.
Analyzing data from over 980 women with relapsing-onset MS over an average of 14 years, researchers found that the age-related worsening of MS symptoms around 50 is likely due to general aging, not hormonal changes from menopause.
While menopause may bring overlapping symptoms like fatigue and memory issues, the study offers reassurance that it does not accelerate MS.
The findings support holistic management of menopausal symptoms through lifestyle changes and hormone therapy without fear of worsening the disease.
La menopausia no acelera la discapacidad en las mujeres con esclerosis múltiple, según un estudio.