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Often used in the same context:
involution,
gonadal,
luteal phase,
leiomyoma,
hermaphroditism,
luteal,
ejaculatory,
corpus luteum,
masculinization,
anovulatory,
nrem sleep,
menses,
oestrus,
maturational,
hmg,
photoperiodic,
puerperal,
estrous cycle,
diathesis,
hypovolemic,
eccrine,
gametophyte,
menopausal,
mastalgia,
mentation,
aneuploid,
assimilative,
dimorphism,
parturition,
thyrotoxicosis,
comedones,
hypoactive,
gonadotrophin,
sexual desire,
adrenocorticotropic hormone,
dysmenorrhoea,
unisexual,
fertilized ovum,
pustular,
hypopigmentation,
menstrual,
startle reflex,
ontologically,
dementia praecox,
hirsutism,
dysmenorrhea,
femaleness,
perceiver,
clomiphene citrate,
secondary amenorrhea,
orchidectomy,
menstruate,
truncal,
pot marigold,
neurosensory,
histologically,
menstrual cycle,
autumn crocus,
hypersomnia,
estrous,
myoclonus,
conspecific,
ravishment,
metaplasia,
antral,
individuation,
nulliparous,
sequela,
rosea,
everydayness,
hypochondriasis,
hemolytic,
desquamation,
menstruation,
orchitis,
myoma,
conceptus,
repletion,
drupe,
anorgasmia,
leydig cell,
hormonal,
triiodothyronine,
hamartoma,
thrombocytosis,
oophorectomy,
osteochondroma,
hyperemesis,
premenopausal,
phenothiazines,
polygynous,
cyclization,
sex hormone,
ovariectomy,
changeless,
amenorrhoea,
oestrogen,
generalized epilepsy,
seborrhea,
anovulation,
puerperal psychosis,
neurofibroma,
puberty,
adolescence,
menopause,
apocalypse,
adulthood,
avatar,
liberation,
marx,
culmination,
emancipation,
epiphany,
flowering,
frailty,
heroics,
lactation,
millennium,
oedipus,
apogee,
premenstrual,
depressive,
perimenopausal,
postmenopausal,
involutional,
neurasthenic,
ovulatory,
prodromal,
psychoneurotic,
transitory,
catatonic,
ictal,
amnesic,
hyperkinetic,
hypochondriacal,
phobic,
postictal
Appears in the definition of:
involutional depression
Part of:
middle age
More general:
biological time
Synonyms:
change of life,
menopause
Also try:
— Nouns for climacteric:
period,
symptoms,
women,
years,
fruits,
complaints,
syndrome,
fruit,
rise,
year,
insanity,
more...
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