Although evidence suggests that women had her uterus removed (Although evidence suggests that women had her uterus removed (hysterectomy) at risk of heart problems, a new study has found signs that the risk (of heart disease) did not occur in middle-aged women after hysterectomy.
In 11 years, scientists from the University of Pittsburgh studied more than 3,000 women and found that kolesterollah to be risk factors of heart. Similarly, inflammation and poor psychological distress that they cause heart than the condition after hysterectomy.
"I think it's encouraging to women and clinicians to understand, this is not something they need to worry about if they are considering a hysterectomy in middle age," said Karen Matthews, a scientist who is also the lead author of the University of Pittsburgh, Friday (24/5 / 2013).
Elisabeth Joann Manson, MD. DrPH OF Michael and Lee Bell Professor of Women's Health, Harvard Medical School stated after hysterectomy women do not have the risk of suffering a heart. Components of cholesterol, blood pressure, blood clotting factors and Inflammation are the main factors of heart disease and cardiovascular risk.
According to Manson, a hysterectomy is not a triggering factor of heart disease. To prevent start with a healthy lifestyle from now. Avoid foods that contain high cholesterol avoid heart disease, just treat your heart from this day, Manson said.) at risk of heart problems, a new study has found signs that the risk (of heart disease) did not occur in middle-aged women after hysterectomy.
In 11 years, scientists from the University of Pittsburgh studied more than 3,000 women and found that cholestrol to be risk factors of heart. Similarly, inflammation and poor psychological distress that they cause heart than the condition after hysterectomy.
"I think it's encouraging to women and clinicians to understand, this is not something they need to worry about if they are considering a hysterectomy in middle age," said Karen Matthews, a scientist who is also the lead author of the University of Pittsburgh, Friday (24/5 / 2013).
Elisabeth Joann Manson, MD. DrPH OF Michael and Lee Bell Professor of Women's Health, Harvard Medical School stated after hysterectomy women do not have the risk of suffering a heart. Components of cholesterol, blood pressure, blood clotting factors and Inflammation are the main factors of heart disease and cardiovascular risk.
According to Manson, a hysterectomy is not a triggering factor of heart disease. To prevent start with a healthy lifestyle from now. Avoid foods that contain high cholesterol avoid heart disease, just treat your heart from this day, Manson said.
