01 Feb 2010
| by Professor Mary Ann Lumsden, Sujan Sen and Jenifer Sassarini
Obesity can exacerbate a range of symptoms....be modified by obesity. Vasomotor symptoms are worsened, although the mechanism is unclear, and there may be a ...
by obesity is osteoporosis. Given the prevalence and chronic course of obesity, it should be recognised ...
Menopausal symptoms, obesity, raised BMI, overweight postmenopausal women Menopause usually results from ...
01 May 2007
and the development of overweight and obesity throughout life. For the study, 35,000 mothers were asked to report ...
, including exclusive breastfeeding, was not related to being overweight or obese (BMI [s40]30kg/m2) during ...
08 Jun 2011
It is known that obesity in early pregnancy has serious health implications...Researchers from Newcastle carried out a study to investigate the association between BMI in early pregnancy and the risk of fetal and infant death. Data were obtained on pregnancies at five hospitals in the north of England between 2003 and 2005. The results showed that obese women with a BMI of 30kg/m 2 ...
01 Feb 2010
| by Dr Paula Hensler, Editor, MIMS Women's Health
Obesity is a common topic featured in the medical and lay press. As a nation, we are becoming ...
and discussed about the ills of obesity recently, from the side-effects of weight-loss drugs to the benefits and risks of bariatric surgery.
Primary care has an important part to play in the management of obesity ...
01 Feb 2010
| by Kate J Fitzsimons PhD, Jennifer Nelson and Dr Andrew D Loughney
ABSTRACT Obesity in the general population is associated with increased risk of morbidity ...
and postpartum periods. A number of primary care strategies can improve outcomes in obese pregnant women. Key words Obesity, BMI, pregnancy, risks, management The excessive deposition of fat in the body ...
01 Mar 2011
Urinary incontinence is common among obese patients and non-surgical weight loss has been shown
03 Jan 2012
of obesity or asthma severity.
The authors said that all asthmatic children should undergo allergy testing ...
01 Feb 2010
, such as endometriosis. MR THE IMPACT OF SEVERE OBESITY ON REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH Nohr EA, Timpson NJ, Andersen CS ...
and compared 2,451 severely obese women (mean BMI 36.9kg/m 2 ) and 2,450 normal weight women (mean BMI 23.1kg/m 2 ). Subfecundity was more frequent in severely obese women and during pregnancy, this group had ...
01 Aug 2008
. J Intern Med 2008; 264(1): 39-49 The obesity epidemic is escalating. By 2010, it is estimated that 12 million adults in the UK will be obese. Currently, more than 30 per cent of the US population is obese. Obesity is a significant risk factor for CHD in women, which is a leading cause of mortality ...
01 Aug 2009
(2): 128-30 The balance of bacteria in the gut may help to fight obesity, the results of a study from ...
. One quarter of women given probiotics and advice had central obesity (BMI 30kg/m2 or more, or waist ...
over 12 months postpartum. Presented at the European Congress on Obesity, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 6 ...