A group of academics from Trinity College University has proven that the pandemic has caused many women to have irregular menstrual cycles and reduced sex drive. The team that conducted the study pointed out that women need medical care and mental health support.
From the COVID-19 pandemic, which we have been in for almost two years, fail to influence not possible. In Britain this process physical and psychological A study conducted to reveal the effects of have been adversely affected showed.
According to the research presented at the annual conference of the Society of Endocrinology, the pandemic that started in December 2019 on women effects; 1335 women with a mean age of 34 with the participation examined. 54 percent of women surveyed is decreasing, 56 percent are in this or their menstrual cycle since the beginning of the pandemic. a general change stated that.
Pandemic negatively affected the health of 2/3 of women
In this process, the number of women who say that their menstrual periods are heavy, they have pain and they experience irregularity in their menstrual periods. a significant increase it happened. Almost two-thirds of women experience menstrual symptoms it’s getting worse stated. In addition to all these, the rates of severe depression, anxiety and poor sleep in women are higher than those seen in the general public. doubled rose up.
Disruption of women’s menstrual cycle; Stating that it is directly related to bad sleep and increased stress, researchers say that those who say they sleep badly in the pandemic also experience changes in their menstrual cycle. it is common The scientists who led the research at Trinity College said that the increase in anxiety level is experienced in menstrual cycles. negative changes and decreased sexual desire directly linked noted that. It was observed that the stress experienced by women in this process was mostly due to illness and grief for the family.
RELATED NEWS
Children Born During the Pandemic Proven to Have Lower IQs
Researchers have found that this condition observed in women is associated with the pandemic. unprecedented psychological burden agreed that it was. Co-author of the report, Dr. Lisa Owens “We predicted the impact of the pandemic on women’s menstrual cycles. However, we did not expect to encounter such a serious rate.” said. The results of the research in women medical care and psychological support Emphasizing the need for it, Dr. Michelle Maher “By seeing women and their general practitioners who have sexual and mental health problems during the pandemic process, get advice We recommend” said.
Source :
https://tr.sputniknews.com/20211109/britanyada-yurutulen-arastirma-pandemide-women-sex-durtusu-azaldi-adet-donguleri-bozdu-1050618941.html