Endocrine Abstracts

This poster delves into the nuanced realm of mental state dynamics during the perimenopausal phase in women who have undergone In Vitro Fertilization (IVF). Recognizing the perimenopausal period as a time marked by diverse emotional and physiological changes, our study places a primary focus on understanding the psychoemotional experiences in this specific cohort.

Methods: A comprehensive examination of mental state dynamics was conducted, utilizing survey-based assessments. Additionally, we measured Follicle-Stimulating Hormone (FSH) levels in perimenopausal women with a history of IVF, providing an additional layer to explore the correlation between FSH and emotional and physiological mood changes.

Results: Our findings illuminate the multifaceted nature of mental state dynamics during perimenopause, emphasizing the unique experiences of women post-IVF. Subsequent analysis revealed a significant correlation between FSH levels and certain aspects of emotional and physiological mood changes, offering an intriguing dimension to the primary focus.

Conclusion: This research underscores the complexity of mental state dynamics during perimenopause in women with a history of IVF. While the primary focus remains on psychoemotional experiences, the correlation with FSH levels adds a valuable layer to our understanding, opening avenues for future exploration.

Significance: Understanding mental state dynamics during perimenopause is crucial for tailored healthcare strategies. The additional exploration of FSH correlation, supported by survey-based assessments, enriches our perspective, paving the way for more targeted approaches that consider both hormonal and psychological aspects.

Keywords: Perimenopause, Mental Health, In Vitro Fertilization, Emotional Fluctuations, Follicle-Stimulating Hormone (FSH), Women’s Health.