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Management of the patient including the high-risk patient

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Female and Male Climacteric

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Successful treatment depends on the right medicament being prescribed for a specific disorder. When treating climacteric and post-climacteric complaints, the prescribing physician will be guided by the symptoms presented and by the character of the patient-the type of woman she is-when he is selecting the drug, the dose, the mode of administration, and the frequency of administration. Thereafter, the medication should be continued as long as is necessary, but no longer than is sensible.

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Lauritzen, C. et al. (1979). Management of the patient including the high-risk patient. In: van Keep, P.A., Serr, D.M., Greenblatt, R.B. (eds) Female and Male Climacteric. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-9720-5_11

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