Women Health: Both men and women fall prey to similar health conditions.
Thank you for reading this post, don’t forget to subscribe!But in most cases, most health problems in women go unnoticed, increasing the chances of life-threatening diseases and health conditions.
A woman’s body changes once they hit puberty, become pregnant, during perimenopause, and menopause. In this race of managing a successful professional life, health takes a backseat in most cases, leading to health repercussions.
This section talks about the essential aspects of women’s health by focusing on the many health diseases and conditions prevalent in women.
Women Health and Breast Cancer
In most cases, breast cancer cells form a tumor that can often be felt as a lump or seen on an X-ray.
Breast cancer is not only growing at a rapid pace but has also overtaken all other cancers to emerge as the most common cancer among women.
It occurs almost in women, but men can also get breast cancer in rare cases.
It is necessary to be aware of the fact that most breast lumps are not cancerous. Non-cancerous breast tumors are just abnormal growths that do not spread outside the breast.
Although non-cancerous tumors are not life-threatening, some types of women may have an increased risk of developing breast cancer.
If a breast lump is felt, it is imperative to have it checked by a certified physician to determine whether it is benign or malignant and whether it may affect your future cancer risk.
Besides, awareness and regular screening of symptoms are essential ways to reduce risk.
With rapidly increasing disease incidence, particularly among women under 50 years of age, women need to step up surveillance and screenings.
Thyroid in Women
Thyroid has become a significant health problem in women. Hormone imbalances also occur with weight gain in the thyroid.
According to one study, women have ten times more thyroid problems than men. The main reason for this is the high prevalence of autoimmune problems in women.
According to an SRL Diagnostics report, 20 percent of women were found positive for thyroid antibodies, compared to 15 percent of men. 18 percent of the population aged 31 to 45 have been found positive for thyroid antibodies.
The thyroid disorder affects the thyroid gland, (a butterfly-shaped organ located in the front of the neck below Adam’s apple).
Hormones produced and stored by the thyroid gland affect the functioning of various body parts. These hormones regulate the body’s metabolic rate, heart and digestive systems functioning, brain development, control of muscles, bones, immune system and mood maintenance.
Cervical Cancer in Women
Cervical cancer is the most common cause of death among women worldwide and is becoming the second largest cause of death among women due to lack of intime treatment. But it is a cancerous disease that can be avoided or cured at the right time.
Women’s Health and Breastfeeding
Consuming a healthy diet with enough calcium and vitamin D makes no need to take vitamin or other supplements during nursing. Breastfeeding has advantages for both mother and baby.
It is strongly recommended to discuss with your doctor before starting or stopping any allopathic medicines or supplements.
Osteoporosis and Women Health
Women with perimenopause have a 56% increased risk of osteoporosis in their 70s. Early menopause is a springboard for many health conditions in women, and osteoporosis is one of them.
Mostly all women experience a drop in bone density when they go through menopause. But women in early menopause have more chances of weak and brittle bones than their female counterparts, who have a late menopause.
Iron-Deficiency and Women Health
Chronic headache, dizziness, or lightheadedness etc are sign of anemia. All these symptoms are found in a cluster, the first step is to take the Hemoglobin (Hb) test to ascertain hemoglobin levels. When it corroborates with the symptoms, a differential diagnosis of anemia can be made.
Exercise and diet
The more active you are, the better it is for your overall health. Regular exercise makes you healthy, increases muscles and bones strength. Choose whole grains, try a brown rice instead of white. Instead of refined flour, switch to pasta made from wheat. Cut down on heavily processed food, sugar, salt, and saturated fat. Eat more and more fruits and vegetables. If you are following a healthy diet, flexibility in the diet is often useful.
Weight in control
If you keep weight under control, you are at a reduced risk of heart disease, type 2 diabetes and cancer. Lose weight slowly (1-2 pounds a week) – be active and have a good diet. Exercise is essential to losing weight. Reduce artificial sugar from your diet, also try to avoid coffee and caffeine drinks and carbonated drinks, soda bicarb containing products and white sugar.
Visit your doctor from time to time
Check your body regularly. Talk to your doctor on issues related to your health.
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