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¿Sufre Su Memoria Durante La Menopausia?

Las mujeres de mediana edad pueden recordar más que los hombres de su misma edad, pero una nueva investigación sugiere que la memoria podría empeorar a medida que los niveles de estrógeno bajan durante la menopausia.

La pérdida de memoria es un problema común relacionado con la edad, que afecta a hasta un 75 por ciento de las personas mayores, explicaron los autores del estudio. Los investigadores anotaron que muchas mujeres que pasan por la menopausia reportan ser más olvidadizas, aunque siguen teniendo un mejor rendimiento que los hombres en las pruebas de memoria.woman with menopause

“La niebla cerebral y las quejas sobre problemas con la memoria se deben tomar en serio”, enfatizó la Dra. JoAnn Pinkerton, directora ejecutiva de la Sociedad Norteamericana de la Menopausia (North American Menopause Society, NAMS).

“Este estudio y otros han mostrado que esos problemas se asocian con déficits de memoria”, dijo en un comunicado de prensa de la sociedad.

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