Impact of Obesity on Fertility both men n women

Impact of Obesity on Fertility both men n women



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Impact of Obesity on Fertility both men n women
Posted in 2014

        Obesity       is a term that is quite popular in the present medical scenario. However, it is often mistaken for being overweight. Overweight is a condition where the weight of the body is excess in respect of normal conditions. This weight includes the bones, muscles, fat as well as water. But obesity is having excess amount of body fat.
It is not only a cosmetic concern, but also has various ill effects on the health of the person. It can well be determined by the BMI or the body mass index. It is a statistical measurement that is determined by the ratio of your height and weight that can be stated as BMI = m/h2, where 'm' is the weight and 'h' is the height. When a person's body weight is 20% higher than normal range, he or she can be called obese. In terms of BMI, he or she should have a BMI of more than 30.
According to the 2009 – 2010 finding by the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, more than 1 in every 3 adults are obese and more than 1 in every 20 adults are extremely obese. The average range of BMI for adults is 18.5 to 24.9 and when it crosses BMI 30, it is obesity and above 40 it is extreme obesity.

Causes of Obesity:

  • Diet: Unhealthy diets with high levels of calorie intakes are the very basic reason for obesity.
  • Inactivity: If burning the calorie down is not taking place through daily activities and regular exercises, then this can lead to obesity.
  • Medication and Medical Problems: Taking regular medicines like antidepressants, diabetes medications, anti-seizure medications, antipsychotic medications, beta blockers and corticosteroids can lead to obesity. Cushing"s syndrome, Prader-Will Syndrome etc diseases are also causes for obesity.

My advise
1...  Obesity is the main cause of many health problems including Infertility.
2...  Follow healthy life style, healthy food etc... to solve all

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