Smoking aggravate symptoms 
 
 
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    American tobacco control magazine published a new Australian study found that smoking can aggravate the symptoms.
 
    In the new study, the university of Queensland in red (transliteration), and colleagues in 9067 women for about 13 years. At the start of the study, women aged between 18 to 23 years old, about 25% of women with a history of dysmenorrhea, about 25% of women smoke. The results show that compared with no women dysmenorrhea, once smoking 33% higher than that of women at risk of dysmenorrhea, is still 41% increased risk of smoking women dysmenorrhea. Researchers will social, lifestyle and reproductive dysmenorrhea risk factors into account, this result remains valid.
 
    The new study also found that women start smoking age is smaller, the greater the risk of suffering from chronic pain. Women start smoking before the age of thirteen, dysmenorrhea risk increased by 59%, 14, women who started smoking at the age of five, dysmenorrhea risk increased by 50%.
 
    In red, "said Dr Smoking increases the risk of women dysmenorrhea and aggravate symptoms of specific mechanism is unclear, but the New York department of obstetrics and gynecology expert Jennifer ray Gordon, Dr. Wu said a possible reason is that smoking can reduce the oxygen of the uterus, thus cause dysmenorrhea attack or aggravate symptoms. Therefore, for health reasons, stay away from cigarettes. (gold)
 
 
 
 
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