| Early menarche and late menopause may also increase the risk of breast cancer by affecting lifetime exposure to hormones. |
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| Now the gymnasts for instance have been shown to have delayed menarche and also delayed puberty. |
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| But the delayed menarche and the delayed puberty may have an effect on their growth and height. |
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| Other potential confounders examined included education, body mass index, age at menarche, hormone replacement therapy, parity, and use of multivitamins. |
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| Professor Brown explains in his monograph how the cycle matures from menarche through all the variants to cessation of ovulation and menopause. |
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| The length of time elapsed between menarche and the beginning of dysmenorrhea should be established. |
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| Excessive menstrual bleeding starting at menarche is a particularly frightening problem for adolescent girls with bleeding problems. |
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| A good example is the importance attached to menarche, the initiation of menstruation, versus semenarche-the first male ejaculation. |
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| Most women with the syndrome experience menarche at a normal age but have irregular menstrual periods that gradually become more abnormal, often leading to amenorrhea. |
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| In other groups vision questing was undertaken only by males, with menarche and childbirth as the analogous experiences for females. |
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| In settings where early marriage prevails, however, declining age at menarche could increase lifetime fertility. |
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| After the peak of the growth phase girls will go through menarche and undergo a further series of bodily changes. |
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| In most instances, skipped menstrual periods during the first year or so after the menarche reflect the common irregularity of menstruation during early adolescence. |
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| There was little emphasis on puberty rites except among the Washoe, who held a special dance and put a girl through various tests at the time of menarche. |
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| It is also during this phase that girls will be going through a significant physical and mental change due to the onset of menarche and its associated hormonal flux. |
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| Use of this product before menarche is not indicated. |
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| She said customary law uses puberty as the indicator of adulthood, and the announcement of menarche, whether by words or show of blood, is a reason girls drop out of school. |
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| When the girl reaches her menarche, her mother will insert pieces into the sides and base of the amaut to expand it so that it will accommodate her children when she marries. |
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| Other known risk factors for the development of breast cancer such as nulliparity, obesity, early menarche, late age at first full term pregnancy and at menopause should also be evaluated. |
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| Strength: Key development window for females at onset of menarche. |
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| The history should focus on menstrual history, including age at menarche, length and regularity of cycles, dates of last two menses, and duration and amount of the bleeding. |
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| This category is more likely to occur years after the onset of menarche and can occur premenstrually as well as during menstruation. |
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| The first menstrual bleeding is referred to as menarche, and typically occurs about two years after thelarche. |
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| For example, the average age of menarche in various populations surveyed has ranged from 12 to 18 years. |
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| In every decade from 1840 to 1950 there was a drop of four months in the average age of menarche among Western European females. |
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| In Norway, girls born in 1840 had their menarche at an average age of 17 years. |
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| They have cited obesity as a cause of breast development before nine years and menarche before twelve years. |
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| Conversely, menarche may be slightly later when a girl grows up in a large family with a biological father present. |
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| On the other hand, lactation, late menarche, early menopause, bearing children, and early pregnancy are associated with a decreased risk of breast cancer. |
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| The practice of spending 10-11 days in the shed after giving birth and menarche is also risky. |
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| Because errors in recalling age at menarche likely increase with the duration of time, menarcheal age was based on data provided at the first report of this event. |
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| Even today, when wombs have stopped wandering, medicine tends to pathologize the vagaries of the female reproductive system, from menarche to menopause. |
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| Fecundability also varies among women past menarche. |
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| Data from the ongoing parent trial on 31 menarchal girls, within 3 years of menarche, were also used for comparison. |
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| For many girls menarche, the onset of menstruation, is a time fraught with apprehension. |
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| Kay Emfinger continued with this theme, but added a review concerning the family issue of menarche. |
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| The most potent and indeed dangerous of all menstrual blood was the menarche, the first day's flow of the first menstruation of a virgin girl. |
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| The great majority of children will progress through the very orderly and classic sequence from thelarche to adrenarche and menarche with no problems. |
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| Other factors to be considered in explaining racial differences include late menarche, early first birth, multiparity, low HRT usage and a diet typically low in fat. |
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| Rarely, menarche can occur before other signs of puberty in a few girls. |
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| Meanwhile, scientists noticed that early menarche runs in families. |
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| On-time maturing included the 587 whose first menarche was between ages 12 and 13, and late maturing included the 186 who first got their period after age 13 years. |
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