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1 online resource |
| Contents |
Front Cover -- Obesity and Gynecology -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Contents -- List of contributors -- About the editors -- Preface-obesity in gynaecology -- 1 Obesity and adolescence -- 1 Obesity and the onset of adolescence -- Obesity in childhood and adolescence: definition -- Obesity in childhood and adolescence: incidence -- Obesity in children and adolescents: etiology -- Obesity and puberty: pathophysiology -- Obesity and pubertal development -- Obesity in childhood and adolescence: clinical manifestation -- Obesity in children and adolescents: counseling |
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Obesity in children and adolescents: management -- References -- 2 Obesity in adolescence -- Introduction -- Prevalence of childhood obesity: a global perspective -- Obesity and the pubertal transition -- Factors affecting childhood and adolescent obesity -- Adolescent obesity-adverse outcomes -- General -- Psychological effects -- The metabolic syndrome -- Polycystic ovarian syndrome in adolescence -- Obstetric outcomes in obese adolescents -- The impact of childhood and adolescent obesity on adult health -- Management principles -- Prevention -- Lifestyle interventions -- Drugs -- Surgery |
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Diet Lifestyle Bariatric surgery -- Clomiphene citrate -- Aromatase inhibitors -- Follicle-stimulating hormone -- Laparoscopic ovarian drilling -- Insulin sensitizers -- In vitro fertilization -- References -- 2 Contraception -- 4 Obesity and sexual health -- Introduction -- Obesity and sexual behavior -- Obesity and sexual function -- Obesity and sexual health outcomes -- Conclusion -- References -- 5 Obesity and contraception -- Introduction -- Risks of obesity in pregnancy -- Classification of obesity based on body mass index -- Potential concerns with obesity and contraception |
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Obesity and contraceptive efficacy -- Mechanisms by which obesity could potentially affect contraceptive efficacy -- Evidence (or lack of) for contraceptive efficacy in overweight or obese women -- Contraceptives and weight gain: myth or truth? -- Potential mechanisms by which contraceptives can cause weight gain -- COCs and weight gain -- POCs and effect on weight -- Safety of hormonal contraceptives in obese women -- Obesity, contraception, and cardiovascular disease -- Obesity, contraception, and venous thromboembolism -- Obesity, contraception, and cancer |
| Subject |
Fertility, Human.
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Reproductive health.
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Obesity -- Complications
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Fertility.
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Fertility
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Reproductive Health
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Obesity -- complications
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Reproductive Medicine
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Fertility
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Fertility, Human
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Obesity -- Complications
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Reproductive health
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Mahmood, Tahir A
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Arulkumaran, Sabaratnam
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Cervenak, Frank A
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| ISBN |
9780128179208 |
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0128179201 |
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