Menstruation Before Age 12 Years Stroke and Heart Risk
Disease October 4th, 2009
Women who have menstrual periods or early or before the age of 12 years had a risk of heart disease greater than the other women who have normal menstruation. They also reported more quickly died of stroke and heart attack.
Previous studies have shown that early menstruation affect a woman’s health in the future. Studies conducted on Norwegian women and note that women who get early period died faster than other women.
There are also studies that had an early connection between menstruation and the risk of diabetes because most women who have had early menstruation and body mass index greater body.
Now, the latest study researchers dlakukan England against 15,807 women aged 40 to 79 years over 13 years that women who got my period under 12 years of age will experience cardiovascular disease, one of them heart disease.
As many as 23 percent of women who had reported early period of heart disease and 28 percent died of a stroke and heart attack. They also have the risk of breast cancer greater than 25 percent of women who had menstruated in over 12 years of age.
As quoted from Doctorndtv, all other factors have been studied ranging from age, smoking habits, exercise and education level.
Although the exact cause is still unknown, it namunpeneliti suspected because of the hormone estrogen. Based on the results of existing studies, researchers finally concluded that women who receive early period tend to have more health problems. Women with this condition should be aware of these dangers and should be better at controlling her weight.
The study, published in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism this new picture raises in medicine, the early period could be a sign of a certain disease in the future and treatment techniques will be developed to prevent that happening.
