The patient's journey has been incredibly difficult. She had been struggling with her weight, breathing difficulties, high blood pressure, and severe hip and leg pain.
The patient, a 33-year-old woman, had been married for 14 years. But, she had failed to conceive, because of a history of hypothyroidism, along with menstrual irregularities. Her weight rose to 185 kg a few years ago.
Scientists found the relationship between obesity and depression was 'significantly higher' in women, than in men. They added that these results were 'consistent' with previous research.
Obesity among women of reproductive age is a complex issue driven by hormonal imbalances, inflammation, lifestyle changes, and the increased risk of pregnancy complications.
Weight loss is an integral part of the treatment plan for PCOS, but it is more difficult to lose weight when you're suffering from this hormonal disorder. Help is here.
A new study has found that women with PCOS are more likely to develop diabetes if they are overweight or obese. Here's all you need to know about the link between the conditions.
Pregnant women and the extremely obese are among those at high risk for complications from influenza or flu -- including death -- and should be tested and begin antiviral treatment promptly, according to new guidelines.
Obesity is a result of and can cause several health complications. This is how it is linked to various types of cancers.
Losing weight is often challenging. Did you know? Cutting those excess kilos can be difficult if your hormones are not balanced. Yes, you have heard it right! Know about the hormones which can lead to weight gain.
A new Australian Research found that people who are obese in their 20s and 30s could end up losing up to 10 years of life expectancy and men were even doomed to lose more years as compared to women.
Men usually have an "apple-shaped" body due to the fat accumulating in the belly (visceral fat). However, females have more fat deposits around the hips which lead to a "pear-shaped" body. Visceral fat is highly dangerous as this type of fat is the one that can affect your internal organs.
Lifestyle changes sure have a lot of benefits, even for overweight pregnant women. One can reduce complications during pregnancy if they change their diet and lifestyle before their pregnancy period starts, a new study has revealed.
Adding to the burden of depression in women, study finds out that obesity or even being overweight in adolescence can be a trigger for the same in adulthood.
According to research, though genes can cause obesity one can keep it at bay by doing some physical activity and following a healthy diet.
The study, published in the journal Menopause, revealed that genetic associations on body mass index (BMI) were strongest in sedentary postmenopausal women
The study published in the Journal of Bone and Mineral Research, included 769 women, 595 men with an average age of 70.
Do this to keep obesity at bay...
"Women want to know what their optimal weight gain should be to have their baby as safely as possible, and their maternity care providers want to know what advice they can give women throughout their pregnancy."
The patient's journey has been incredibly difficult. She had been struggling with her weight, breathing difficulties, high blood pressure, and severe hip and leg pain.
The patient, a 33-year-old woman, had been married for 14 years. But, she had failed to conceive, because of a history of hypothyroidism, along with menstrual irregularities. Her weight rose to 185 kg a few years ago.
Scientists found the relationship between obesity and depression was 'significantly higher' in women, than in men. They added that these results were 'consistent' with previous research.
Obesity among women of reproductive age is a complex issue driven by hormonal imbalances, inflammation, lifestyle changes, and the increased risk of pregnancy complications.
Weight loss is an integral part of the treatment plan for PCOS, but it is more difficult to lose weight when you're suffering from this hormonal disorder. Help is here.
A new study has found that women with PCOS are more likely to develop diabetes if they are overweight or obese. Here's all you need to know about the link between the conditions.
Pregnant women and the extremely obese are among those at high risk for complications from influenza or flu -- including death -- and should be tested and begin antiviral treatment promptly, according to new guidelines.
Obesity is a result of and can cause several health complications. This is how it is linked to various types of cancers.
Losing weight is often challenging. Did you know? Cutting those excess kilos can be difficult if your hormones are not balanced. Yes, you have heard it right! Know about the hormones which can lead to weight gain.
A new Australian Research found that people who are obese in their 20s and 30s could end up losing up to 10 years of life expectancy and men were even doomed to lose more years as compared to women.
Men usually have an "apple-shaped" body due to the fat accumulating in the belly (visceral fat). However, females have more fat deposits around the hips which lead to a "pear-shaped" body. Visceral fat is highly dangerous as this type of fat is the one that can affect your internal organs.
Lifestyle changes sure have a lot of benefits, even for overweight pregnant women. One can reduce complications during pregnancy if they change their diet and lifestyle before their pregnancy period starts, a new study has revealed.
Adding to the burden of depression in women, study finds out that obesity or even being overweight in adolescence can be a trigger for the same in adulthood.
According to research, though genes can cause obesity one can keep it at bay by doing some physical activity and following a healthy diet.
The study, published in the journal Menopause, revealed that genetic associations on body mass index (BMI) were strongest in sedentary postmenopausal women
The study published in the Journal of Bone and Mineral Research, included 769 women, 595 men with an average age of 70.
Do this to keep obesity at bay...
"Women want to know what their optimal weight gain should be to have their baby as safely as possible, and their maternity care providers want to know what advice they can give women throughout their pregnancy."
