PNM-15: EXERCISE-RELATED FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE DYSFUNCTION

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MOUSAVI S.; AZIMA S.

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Journal: International Journal of Fertility & Sterility Year:2010 | Volume:4 | Issue:SUPPLEMENT 1 (5TH ROYAN NURSING AND MIDWIFERY SYMPOSIUM) Page(s): 95-95

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PNM-15: EXERCISE-RELATED FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE DYSFUNCTION

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MOUSAVI S. | AZIMA S. | Issue Writer Certificate

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EXERCISE

FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE DYSFUNCTION

Abstract

Background: Participation of adolescents and young women in strenuous sports activity may lead to various metabolic and psychological derangements of clinical relevance to the endocrinologist. Materials and Methods: The most common manifestations encountered in practice are primary and secondary amenorrhea, reduced bone mineral density and eating disorders. The occurrence of all three together has been named "the athletic triad". The underlying hormonal drivers that lead to some of these manifestations are the reduced leptin level as well as the persistent low grade stress response commonly observed in such females. Results: "EXERCISE-related FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE DYSFUNCTION" (ERFRD), can possibly include short-term (infertility) and long-term (osteoporosis) consequences. Functional hypothalamic amenorrhea, a manifestation of ERFRD in adolescence, is an integrated response to the combination of excessive physical and emotional stress, EXERCISE, and/or reduced food intake characterized by decreased endogenous GNRH secretion.Conclusion: The primary aim of treating these athletes should be the prevention of the development of any component of the triad as well as the whole complex by educating athletes, trainers, parents and health care professionals about proper nutrition and safe training. The long term prognosis is good. However, significant long term morbidity may affect these young women later in life.

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MOUSAVI, S., & AZIMA, S.. (2010). P_NM-15: EXERCISE-RELATED FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE DYSFUNCTION. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF FERTILITY AND STERILITY, 4(SUPPLEMENT 1 (5TH ROYAN NURSING AND MIDWIFERY SYMPOSIUM)), 95-95. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/304684/en

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MOUSAVI S., AZIMA S.. P_NM-15: EXERCISE-RELATED FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE DYSFUNCTION. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF FERTILITY AND STERILITY[Internet]. 2010;4(SUPPLEMENT 1 (5TH ROYAN NURSING AND MIDWIFERY SYMPOSIUM)):95-95. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/304684/en

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S. MOUSAVI, and S. AZIMA, “P_NM-15: EXERCISE-RELATED FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE DYSFUNCTION,” INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF FERTILITY AND STERILITY, vol. 4, no. SUPPLEMENT 1 (5TH ROYAN NURSING AND MIDWIFERY SYMPOSIUM), pp. 95–95, 2010, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/304684/en

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