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Rev Esp Med Quir 2016; 21 (2)


Consecuencias de la obesidad en la reproducción y en el embarazo

Soderlund SD

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 34
Paginas: 65-71
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RESUMEN

La obesidad observada en las mujeres jóvenes no sólo las predispone a enfrentar una mayor prevalencia de enfermedades crónicas, también incrementa el riesgo de infertilidad, el desarrollo de complicaciones en el embarazo y de alteraciones en el desarrollo fetal. Lo anterior condiciona complicaciones médicas y psicológicas por la infertilidad, así como alteraciones neonatales, obstétricas o congénitas, además de cambios en el estado metabólico durante el embarazo. Todo lo anterior influye en el posterior estado de salud de la mujer, así como en el desarrollo de sus hijos.


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