U.S. cardiologist, Dr Salasaman study found that women under 40 years old have 60% of the at least one high risk factor for heart disease, these factors will increase three-fold risk of heart disease, such as menstrual irregularities.
Harvard University study found that long-term irregular menstrual cycle, 35-year-old woman, heart disease, increased risk of 50%. One reason is that unstable menstrual cycle are often associated with obesity. Menstrual irregularities may also be a major symptom of polycystic ovary syndrome. This will increase the hormone disorder, high cholesterol, high blood pressure, diabetes and infertility dangers. Obstetrics and Gynecology, University of Pennsylvania expert Anu Jia Road, said Dr. Claes, women over 30 years old, if the frequent menstrual cycle disorders, must be timely medical treatment, drug treatment can be improved to reduce risk of heart disease. For security reasons, in patients with polycystic ovary syndrome is best inspected once every other year, cholesterol and blood sugar levels.
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