TL;DR
Menstrual cycles in adolescent girls show considerable variation in length and associated symptoms, consistent with literature describing the immaturity of the hypothalamic–pituitary–ovarian (HPO) axis during this stage of life.
Menstrual function is one of the key indicators of women’s quality of life. Menstrual cycle disorders are caused by various forms of ovarian dysfunction, which may develop in response to factors such as stress, sleep–wake cycle disruption, sleep deprivation, disordered eating, and others. Identifying and assessing the...
Background. The reproductive health of adolescents serves as a crucial indicator of the reproductive potential within a population. The menstrual cycle self-monitoring skills and the hygienic practices acquired during puberty significantly influence women's health in later life. Aim. To analyze the characteristics of...
Obesity in adolescent girls is a major medical and social problem because excess body weight at an early age increases the risk of chronic metabolic, cardiovascular, and endocrine disorders, adversely affects reproductive health, and may cause psychosocial consequences. Adolescence is a transitional period characterize...
Objective: to assess the frequency and pattern of menstrual function disorders in adolescent girls after COVID-19, as well as their association with markers of systemic inflammatory response. Methods: a single-center retrospective observational study was conducted. The study included 103 adolescent girls from menarche...
This research could help identify targeted treatments for women with abnormal BMI and menstrual dysfunction, potentially improving reproductive health and supporting that weight management should be a key part of menstrual health treatments.
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