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Heavy Physical Works and Symptoms of Menopause

DOI : https://doi.org/10.36349/easms.2026.v09i04.002

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Background: Intensity of physical works were maybe important in menopausal status. There were some risks for reproductive systems and might be caused early menopause. Objective was the determination of menopausal risks according to intensity of physical activities. Methods: This was a study and was done on articles about aerobic tests and symptoms of menopause. According to metabolic equivalent task (METs) of works articles were divided to three groups; light physical work (group 1), moderate (group 2) and heavy physical work (group 3). Frequency of menopausal symptoms compared between three groups, compared between two groups by SPSS 16 ANOVA, Chi-2, relative risks with P<0.05. Results: In this study, frequency of dysthymic disorder, loss of concentration and malaise were the most in group 3 with heavy physical work and relative risks were the most in these items too. Menopausal score was the most in group 3. Conclusion: Heavy physical work was a harmful job for reproductive health and could be caused early menopause.

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