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. 2019 Jul 1;2019:2081507. doi: 10.1155/2019/2081507

Table 3.

Menopausal symptoms scores and QOL scores of pre and postmenopausal women (n=350).

Characteristics
Premenopausal women (n=184)
Mean (SD)
Postmenopausal women (n=166)
Mean (SD)
P value
Menopausal symptoms scores

Psychological symptoms score 2.78(3.10) 4.03(3.22) <0.001

Somato-vegetative symptoms 3.14(2.68) 5.16(3.01 <0.001

Uro-genital symptoms 0.96(1.72) 1.77(2.21) <0.001

Overall MRS score 6.90(6.20) 10.98(6.90) <0.001

Quality of life scores

Physical functioning 81.68(20.49) 65.35(24.46) <0.001

Role performance due to physical health 62.09(42.14) 36.60(42.96) <0.001

Role performance due to emotional problems 61.24(43.59) 47.61(45.86) 0.005

Vitality (perception of energy/fatigue) 62.23(18.44) 58.43(20.41) 0.06

Emotional wellbeing 71.57(17.71) 70.99(18.53) 0.76

Social function 73.17(23.68) 68.37(24.17) 0.06

Comfort (perception of pain) 66.68(23.11) 58.50(23.62) 0.001

General health 55.95(17.18) 53.92(17.43) 0.27

Physical health dimension 65.48(18.31) 53.57(19.45) <0.001

Psychological health dimension 68.16(19.78) 61.36(21.16) 0.002

Overall QOL 66.82(17.93) 57.47(18.83) <0.001

MRS=menopause rating scale, QOL=quality of life

Differences between two groups were compared with independent sample t test.

Higher scores indicate higher level of QOL in each domain and overall QOL.