delayed menopause
[/dɪˈleɪd ˈmenəpɔːz/]
nounfemininepl: delayed menopauses
menopausa tardia
1. The occurrence of menopause after the typical age range (usually after age 55), resulting in a prolonged reproductive period
Her delayed menopause meant she could still have biological children in her late fifties.
Sua menopausa tardia significava que ela ainda poderia ter filhos biologicamente no final dos cinquenta anos.
2. A medical condition where a woman experiences the cessation of menstrual periods later than the average age of 51 years
Delayed menopause can be influenced by genetic factors, lifestyle, and overall health status.
A menopausa tardia pode ser influenciada por fatores genéticos, estilo de vida e estado geral de saúde.
In both Brazilian and American medical contexts, delayed menopause is an important topic as it relates to women's health, fertility decisions, and extended hormone exposure risks. Brazilian healthcare professionals use 'menopausa tardia' in clinical settings, and it's increasingly discussed in public health contexts as women's reproductive timelines shift due to modern lifestyle and medical advances.
Related Idioms & Phrases
going through the change later in life
hitting menopause after fifty-five
a late bloomer (reproductive context)
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