Isulin-cortisol shifts in timely-temporal structure of functions in postmenopause

I. E. Zazerskaya; Зазерская И. Е.; A. K. Ailamazyan; Айламазян Э. К.; N. V. Kornilov; Корнилов Н. В.; A. S. Avrunin; Аврунин А. С.; A. M. Sukhanova; Суханова А. М.

doi:10.17816/JOWD88832

Isulin-cortisol shifts in timely-temporal structure of functions in postmenopause

Authors: Zazerskaya I.E.¹^,2, Ailamazyan A.K.¹^,2, Kornilov N.V.¹^,2, Avrunin A.S.¹^,2, Sukhanova A.M.¹^,2
Affiliations:
1. Ott Research Institute of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Russian Academy of Medical Sciences
2. Laboratory of Isotopic Research at the Vreden Russian Traumatology and Orthopedics Research Institute
Issue: Vol 48, No 4 (1999)
Pages: 18-20
Section: Original study articles
URL: https://bakhtiniada.ru/jowd/article/view/88832
DOI: https://doi.org/10.17816/JOWD88832
ID: 88832

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We screened serume levels of insulin and cortisol in 20 postmenopausal women. We performed these hormones determinations according to algorithm of their levels circaseptane oscillation. All examined patients did't complain on climacteric disorders and did't have any endocrinological diseases. We found out 5 types of hormone oscillations: when the concentrations of both hormones were at normal levels (5% cases); when insulin levels decreased from time to time (30% cases); when cortisol levels increased from time to time (35% cases); when during insulin levels' decreasing the cortisol levels has increased (25% cases); when both hormones levels increased from time to time.

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postmenopause, osteoporosis, insulin, cortisol, steroids