Reply of the author to “Stress hormone levels in women with infertility in the third year of the war in Ukraine”
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https://doi.org/10.15574/PP.2025.1(101).152152Keywords:
stress, psycho-emotional stress, infertility, prolactin, cortisol, post-traumatic stress disorder, general adaptation syndromeAbstract
The consequences of hormonal changes under the influence of prolonged extreme stress indicate an alteration in the body's ability to cope with stress. Moreover, the transition-return-perception of potential stimuli (the final stage of folliculogenesis control) may resemble an acute response similar to the initial stage of the General Adaptation Syndrome.
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