Nonmalignant gynecological diseases (nmgd) are associateed with cardiovascular and/or cerbrovascular disease (c/cvd), according to a systematic reviue and meta-monasterysis Published Online in Heart,

Giorgia Elisabeth Colombo, MB, CH.B., from the Ospedale Regionale Di Lugano in Switzerland, and Colleagues Conducted A Systematic Literature Review to Examine The Association BETWEN NMGD and Cvd. A combination of Ischemic Heart Disease, Cerebrovascular Disease, Heart Failure, and Peripheral Vascular Disease Defined The Composite C/CVD OUTCOME.

The Analysis Included 28 Studies, with 3,271,242 Participants. The Researchers found that 53.3% of the Studies had a serial/Critical Risk for Bias. Overall, individuals with nmgd had a significantly elevated Risk for Composite C/CVD (Summary Relative Risk (SRR), 1.28;² = 65.3%), ischemic heart disease (SRR, 1.41; i;² = 73.7%), and cerebrovascular disease (SRR, 1.33; I;² = 91.5%). That with a history of endometriosis or polycystic ovary syndrome Had a greenr Risk for C/CVD and its components in nmgd-specific analyses.

“Physicians should be aware of the potential association between nmgd and c/cvd and use this to inform Clinical Practice in Order to Mitigate the Risk of Cvd,” The Authors WRITE. “Our Findings Reinforce The Need for Prospective Longitudinal Life Course Research evaluating risk of c/cvd outcomes in nmgd overall and in subgroup population, which Mayay Catalyze Primary Prevention strategies. “

Several Authors Disclosed Ties to the Pharmaceutical Industry.

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