Early menopause increases risk of heart disease Young women who are already in the transition, seem to have a greater risk of heart disease and premature death. This is evident from an examination of the Erasmus MC.The researchers looked at a total of more than 300,000 32 previous studies in which women participated. They compared women with menopause for their 45th started with women who after their 45th in the transition. The results of the research are published in JAMA Cardiology.The risk of heart disease turned out to be 50 percent larger in women who are younger than 45 years were when menopause presented itself. Come early in the transition turned out to be the risk of heart disease and premature death. The chance of stroke, however, was not higher in women who are young in the transition.PreventionHowever, this study shows a link between an early menopause and heart disease. There is no evidence that early in the transition come heart disease or premature death.Women who early in the transition would benefit from preventive treatments for heart disease, such as hormone therapy.Early menopauseUsually starts the menopause at the age of 51, but one in ten women on their 45th already naturally in the transition. In addition, certain treatments against cancer and the surgical removal of the ovaries to a premature menopause.
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