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Validated Questionnaire

Menopause Rating Scale (MRS)

The MRS is an 11-item, clinically validated self-administered scale that measures the severity of menopausal symptoms across three domains. Share your completed results with Tracy to guide your personalized care plan.

11 items·~5 min·Scored 0–44

Patient Details

Instructions: For each symptom below, select the option that best describes how much it has bothered you over the past few weeks. Select one answer per item.

Domain 1: Somatic Symptoms

Physical burden

Hot flashes, sweating
Episodes of sweating
Heart discomfort
Unusual awareness of heartbeat, heart skipping, heart racing
Sleep problems
Difficulty falling asleep, sleeping through the night, or waking early
Joint and muscular discomfort
Pain in the joints, rheumatoid complaints

Domain 2: Psychological Symptoms

Mental burden

Depressive mood
Feeling down, sad, on the verge of tears, lack of drive, mood swings
Irritability
Feeling nervous, aggressive, or easily irritated
Anxiety
Inner restlessness, feeling panicky
Physical and mental exhaustion
Decreased performance, impaired memory, lack of concentration

Domain 3: Urogenital Symptoms

Pelvic aging

Sexual problems
Change in sexual desire, activity, and satisfaction
Bladder problems
Difficulty urinating, increased frequency, bladder incontinence
Vaginal dryness
Sensation of dryness or burning in the vagina, difficulty with intercourse
0 of 11 items answered

Assessment Results

Total MRS Severity Score
0/ 44
No / Little Symptom Burden
Somatic
0/ 16
Psychological
0/ 16
Urogenital
0/ 12
Item-Level Responses
Domain 1: Somatic Symptoms
1.Hot flashes, sweating—
2.Heart discomfort—
3.Sleep problems—
4.Joint and muscular discomfort—
Domain 2: Psychological Symptoms
5.Depressive mood—
6.Irritability—
7.Anxiety—
8.Physical and mental exhaustion—
Domain 3: Urogenital Symptoms
9.Sexual problems—
10.Bladder problems—
11.Vaginal dryness—
MRS Severity Reference
No / Little (0–4): Minimal symptom burden
Mild (5–8): Low but noticeable symptom burden
Moderate (9–16): Meaningful impact on quality of life
Severe (17–44): Significant burden; treatment warranted
This assessment is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice or diagnosis. Please share these results with your healthcare provider.
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