Obezite Patogenezi

Obezite, vücutta aşırı yağ dokusunun birikmesiyle sonuçlanan, morbidite ve mortalite riskini artıran ve yaşam beklentisini belirgin bir şekilde azaltan karmaşık multifaktöryel bir hastalıktır. Obezite aşırı kalori alımı ve yetersiz kalori harcaması ile karakterizedir. Obezite bir hastalıktır. Suçlu hasta değil fizyoloji olabilir. Artan kanıtlar, obezitenin, sadece aşırı kiloda pasif birikimden ziyade, enerji denge sisteminin bir bozukluğu olduğunu düşün-dürmektedir. Sedanter yaşam tarzı ve diyet alışkanlıklarında değişiklikler, hipotalamus ve gastrointestinal hormonların enerji dengesi ile olan ilişkileri, çevresel etkenler, endokrin bozucular, genetik, intrauterin dönemdeki kötü metabolik koşullar, kullanılan ilaçlar başlıca nedenlerdir. Obezite patogenezi tam olarak aydınlatılmamıştır. Patogenezi aydınlatmaya yönelik çalışmalar yapılmalıdır. Diyet ve egzersizin ötesinde, kötü sos-yoekonomik durum ve çevresel faktörler endokrin bozucular ve sedanter yaşam tarzı obezite riskine yol açar.

Pathogenesis of Obesity

Obesity is a complex multifactorial disorder that increases the risk of morbidity and mortality, resulting in the accumulation of excess fat in the body, and significantly reduces life expectancy. Obesity is characterized by excessive calorie intake and inadequate calorie expenditure. Obesity is a disease. The Blame may be put on the physiology, but not on the patient. Increased evidence suggests that obesity is merely a disorder of the energy balance system, far from passive accumulation in excess. Changes in sedentary lifestyle and dietary habits, the association of hypothalamus and gastrointestinal hormones with energy balance, environmental factors, endocrine disruptors, genetics, poor metabolic conditions in intrauterine period, drugs used are the main reasons. Obesity pathogenesis is not fully understood. Studies to illuminate pathogenesis should be done. Beyond diet and exercise, bad environmental factors and socioeconomic status, endocrine disruptors and sedentary lifestyle lead to obesity risk.

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