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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Menopause. 2010 Nov-Dec;17(6):1128–1135. doi: 10.1097/gme.0b013e3181dd55b0

Table 1.

Limited Study Sample Characteristics at Age 51 Years (N = 669)1,2

Characteristic Percent of sample at age
51 years
Menopausal Transition Status
pre-pre 12.71
pre-peri 7.17
peri-peri 15.10
pre/peri-post 6.73
post-post 17.64
pre/peri-HT 2.84
HT-HT 18.09
pre/peri/hyst-hyst 19.73
Symptoms
 vasomotor symptoms
No 41.85
Yes 58.15
 somatic symptoms (0 - 21)
0 - 2 26.76
3-6 22.12
5 -7 22.87
≥ 8 28.25
 psychological symptoms (0 - 15)
0-1 30.19
2-3 12.71
4-5 27.06
≥ 6 30.04
Life events
 Family-related (number)
0 56.50
1 21.67
2 10.01
3 5.98
4 5.83
Education at Age 26 Years
None 31.54
Lower secondary level qualifications 36.32
Advanced secondary 24.81
Degree level or equivalent 7.32
Psychiatric Symptom Frequency Score
at Age 43 Years (0 - 90)
0 - 4 22.27
5 - 9 27.20
10 - 16 24.66
≥ 17 25.86
Number of Physical Conditions at Age
43 Years (0 - 9)
0 46.34
1 31.99
≥ 2 21.67
History of Trouble Sleeping at Age 43
Years
 No 83.11
 Yes 16.89
1

Unless otherwise indicated, the variable was measured annually between ages 48 – 54 years

2

This table only shows some of the key characteristics used in multivariate analysis to provide a description of the study population.