Workplace environments that may make symptoms worse:
- High temperature
- Poor ventilation
- High humidity
- No access to quiet or restful space
- Excessive noise
- Dry air and lack of natural light
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Work is good for menopausal women. It contributes far more than just a salary, it can provide fulfilment, self-esteem, identity and social needs too. But working environments like those with lack of temperature control, cramped conditions, some uniforms and stress can also make menopause symptoms worse'. HENPICKED
Environmental temperature and seasonality might modulate vasomotor symptoms (VMS). Pollution and toxins might contribute to ovarian aging and menopause timing. Pollution and menopause may contribute to specific women's health vulnerabilities. MATURITAS.ORG
Female employees are negatively impacted by menopausal symptoms while at work, particularly by psychological and neurocognitive symptoms which were associated with reduced work performance, attendance and career decisions. Manager awareness and flexible schedules were considered the most beneficial workplace supports. OUP.COM