What are the complications of obese women?

88 cm waist circumference Am I obese and what are the complications of obesity on the body and its health?

Dr. Salwa Ahmed Al-Shabini, Professor of Public Health and Nutrition at the National Research Center, answers the question: Weight gain begins in women when the waist circumference is equal to or more than 80 cm, but obesity occurs when the waist circumference is 88 cm or more and obesity is above this. The figure, Dr. Salwa points out that the liquid is considered to be one of the patients of obesity, and obesity two types, the first and is infected only 5% as a result of a disorder of hormones such as thyroid hormone or supraphra and these cases should receive appropriate medical treatment, while the rest has multiple causes and the most important of them Increase the calories consumed especially from fatty foods for a long time from the energy exerted in activity and work as well as genetic readiness in some families which affects the distribution of fat in the body, in addition to some people have an increase in the activity of the enzyme for the storage of fat within cells Fatty in these people, and fatty and fatty major complications on health, the most important of which is the disease of the heart and arteries and blood pressure as a result of the high level of fat in the blood, especially low-density cholesterol as well as the injury of diabetes as a result of the stress of the pancreatic gland in the secretion of insulin hormone as a result of eating quantities Large food and obesity is also accompanied by difficulty breathing, especially during sleep as a result of the accumulation of abdominal fat and difficulty in the movement of the diaphragm, which results in lack of ventilation in the alveoli and consequently the incidence of diseases of the respiratory system, as spread fungal infections between the skin folds and associated By sweating, among the group of diseases affecting heavy weights is gout to increase the blood polyk acid as well as low fertility among women, menstrual disorder and non-ovulation, as obesity is always associated with rough joints, especially the knee joint.