OBEZİTENİN KADINLARDA FERTİLİTE VE GEBELİK ÜZERİNDEKİ ETKİLERİ

Obezite subfertilite ile birliktedir ve obezite arttıkça daha düşük gebelik oranları ve gebelik oluşması için gereken zamanda artışa yol açıyor gibi görünmektedir. Obezite gebelik sırasında pek çok maternal ve fetal risklere yol açmaktadır. Bu riskler obezitenin derecesi arttıkça daha sık görülür. Bu problemlerle başa çıkmak ve olası riskleri azaltmak klinisyene çözülmesi gereken bir sorun olarak yansır. Bu derleme obezitenin fertilite ve gebelik üzerine olan etkisi konusunda ışık tutacaktır.

The Impact of Obesity on Female Fertility and Pregnancy

Obesity is associated with subfertility and increasing obesity appears to be lead to lower spontaneous pregnancy rates and increased time to pregnancy. Obesity during pregnancy is associated with numerous maternal and perinatal risks. The risk of problems increases with increasing degrees of obesity. Managing these problems, and potentially reducing their risk, can pose a challenge to the clinician. In conclusion, this review will highlight the impact of obesity on female fertility and pregnancy.

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