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Genitourinary syndrome of menopause in Chinese-speaking sex workers attending an urban Australian sexual health clinic: a quality improvement project
by
Zhou, Ying Zhi
, Shi, Xiaoxin
, Xu, Luming
, Ma, Maggie
, Wong, Arthur
, Foster, Rosalind
in
Australia - epidemiology
/ Cisgender
/ Clinical assessment
/ Cultural sensitivity
/ East Asian People
/ Estrogens
/ Female
/ Female Urogenital Diseases - epidemiology
/ Females
/ Health
/ Health facilities
/ Health problems
/ Health services
/ Humans
/ Medicare
/ Menopause
/ Middle Aged
/ Prostitution
/ Quality control
/ Quality Improvement
/ Quality management
/ Quality of life
/ Sex industry
/ Sex workers
/ Sex Workers - statistics & numerical data
/ Sexual behavior
/ Sexual Health
/ Symptoms
/ Vagina
/ Womens health
2025
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Genitourinary syndrome of menopause in Chinese-speaking sex workers attending an urban Australian sexual health clinic: a quality improvement project
by
Zhou, Ying Zhi
, Shi, Xiaoxin
, Xu, Luming
, Ma, Maggie
, Wong, Arthur
, Foster, Rosalind
in
Australia - epidemiology
/ Cisgender
/ Clinical assessment
/ Cultural sensitivity
/ East Asian People
/ Estrogens
/ Female
/ Female Urogenital Diseases - epidemiology
/ Females
/ Health
/ Health facilities
/ Health problems
/ Health services
/ Humans
/ Medicare
/ Menopause
/ Middle Aged
/ Prostitution
/ Quality control
/ Quality Improvement
/ Quality management
/ Quality of life
/ Sex industry
/ Sex workers
/ Sex Workers - statistics & numerical data
/ Sexual behavior
/ Sexual Health
/ Symptoms
/ Vagina
/ Womens health
2025
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Genitourinary syndrome of menopause in Chinese-speaking sex workers attending an urban Australian sexual health clinic: a quality improvement project
by
Zhou, Ying Zhi
, Shi, Xiaoxin
, Xu, Luming
, Ma, Maggie
, Wong, Arthur
, Foster, Rosalind
in
Australia - epidemiology
/ Cisgender
/ Clinical assessment
/ Cultural sensitivity
/ East Asian People
/ Estrogens
/ Female
/ Female Urogenital Diseases - epidemiology
/ Females
/ Health
/ Health facilities
/ Health problems
/ Health services
/ Humans
/ Medicare
/ Menopause
/ Middle Aged
/ Prostitution
/ Quality control
/ Quality Improvement
/ Quality management
/ Quality of life
/ Sex industry
/ Sex workers
/ Sex Workers - statistics & numerical data
/ Sexual behavior
/ Sexual Health
/ Symptoms
/ Vagina
/ Womens health
2025
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Genitourinary syndrome of menopause in Chinese-speaking sex workers attending an urban Australian sexual health clinic: a quality improvement project
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Genitourinary syndrome of menopause in Chinese-speaking sex workers attending an urban Australian sexual health clinic: a quality improvement project
2025
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This Letter reports on perimenopausal and menopausal symptoms among Chinese-speaking commercial sex workers (CSWs) attending Sydney Sexual Health Centre. Forty-six CSWs aged ≥45 years were screened using a modified Greene Climacteric Scale. Sixteen showed symptoms of oestrogen deficiency, and 31 reported vaginal dryness causing painful sex. Given the physical demands of sex work, these symptoms may impact quality of life and ability to work. Findings highlight the need for culturally sensitive, accessible healthcare services to address the menopausal health concerns of CSWs and reduce barriers to care.
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