This condition makes women 50% more likely to catch Covid
Up to 12 percent of women in America suffer.
During the past year, researchers have devoted considerable time and resources to fully understandCOVID-19 [Feminine. One of the largest areas of study has focused on which is at the great risk of contracting the virus, suffering from a serious infection or death accordingly. A number of high-risk groups have been added to the list, which includes the elderly, people who are obese, those who suffer from immune deficiencies and chronic heart or renal diseases. Now a new study has identified a risk factor centered. Continue reading to learn more about the new factor and to ensure your health risk Covid-19 and the health of others, do not miss these Without signs that you have already had coronavirus.
Women with SOPK are at increased risk
According to the new study published in theEuropean newspaper of endocrinology,Women with polycystic ovarian syndrome (SOPK) were more than 50 percent more prone to virus than unconditional women. However, after being adjusted for type 2 diabetes - cardiometabolic, non-alcoholic hepatic steatosis, and high blood pressure included, the number fell to 26 percent.
"Popk women have recently been highlighted as neglected and potentially high-risk population for COVID-19 contracts," Senior Author Joint Professor Wiebke Arlt, Director of the University Institute of Birmingham of metabolism and systems of research said in aPress release.
The researchers emphasize only the study only focused on the risk of contracting CoviD-not if the influences of the state of the level of infection. "Our study does not provide information on the risk of a severe CVIV-19 civid-19 risk of CVIV-19 complications of COVID-19 and more, research is needed", Continues Arlt.
However, they hope that this will encourage the health system to pay more attention to those who suffer from the condition. "Before the start of COVID-19 in the event of a pandemic, women Sopk report regularly the fragmentation of care, late diagnosis and a perception of misunderstanding clinical of their condition," Co-author added Michael W. O'Reilly, MD, PhD, University of Medicine and Health Sciences, Dublin, Ireland. "Women suffering from this condition may fear, with some degree of justification, that an increased risk of COVID-19 timely access to health care more compromised and serve to increase the feeling of deprivation of civil rights. currently experiencing many patients, "he added.
According toCenters for Disaster Control and PreventionSOPK is one of the most common causes of female infertility, affecting 6% to 12% (as much as $ 5 million) from US women of childbearing age, and then continues long after the age of procreation.
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