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What Are Side Effects (Adverse Effects)? What Causes Side Effects?

What Are Side Effects (Adverse Effects)? What Causes Side Effects?
A side effect, also known as an adverse effect, adverse event, or undesirable secondary effect is when a treatment goes beyond the desired effect and causes a problem; the treatment, which may be a medication, surgical procedure or some kind of therapy has an undesirable secondary effect which occurs in addition to the desired therapeutic effect. Experts say that side effects vary for each …

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Women’s health ? the adverse effects of snuff for women

Since the ’60s, women who smoke has continued to grow: the percentage of smokers 10-22% in 40 years rose to 15 million smokers in the United States. Women smoke more and more and earlier. The first cigarette is usually taken 14-16 Cigarette smoking increases the lungs to the brain in 10 seconds, much faster than an intravenous injection of illicit drugs. Cigarette smoking send some 4,000 chemicals in the body.

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Smoking reduces the secretion of estrogen. It can therefore be responsible for the problems associated with menstrual irregularities and pain. The hair is often a change in tone of voice is hoarse, and still counting. 1 to 2 years before menopause than average among smokers. Hot flashes are more intense and the risk of osteoporosis. Snuff is also promoting the development of precancerous lesions of the cervix.

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Given the lack of oxygen to the skin of smokers are more often dull complexion and “disturbing.” Mobile Exchange have fallen and that waste is not removed. The luster of the skin and lose elasticity. Wrinkles occur early, 10 to 20 years, particularly on the lips. Smoking stimulates the production of free radicals, which damage collagen and elastin.

Smoking and the pill

35% of women aged 20 to 44 years to take the smoke, contraception4 to 10 times the risk of cardiovascular problems. The consumption of tobacco and snuff combination of contraceptives is a serious risk to health, particularly in the last 35 years. In fact, nicotine promotes fatty deposits in blood vessels and arterial damage. The thickening of the blood and the risk of thrombosis, stroke and cerebral vascular accident (stroke) increases. These evils are aggravated by contraceptives.-women health

Smoking and Pregnancy

Smoking reduces fertility by 50% femalethickens the cervical mucus and prevents the progression of the sperm, the lack of estrogen reduces the quality of the uterine wall and restricts the flow of blood needed for the plant. Smoking increases the risk of miscarriage in 3, 2, and ectopic pregnancies and premature births. There is also a growth retardation of the fetus is well with oxygen. Weighs less than 200 grams at birth. In addition, smokers in breast milk to produce 25% less than non-smokers.-women health

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Smoking reduces the taste and smell. In addition, nicotine stimulates the nervous system that causes an appetite suppressant, reduces the deposition of fat in fat cells and artificially increase the power consumption of 200 calories per day than non-smokers. Smokers weigh less than it would if (not smoke around 4 kg). So, if you stop smoking, straight back to their normal weight. No problem! But physical activity is always advisable to stabilize the weight.If you start the weight gain too much, try to eat better, cut the fat and salt.

http://www.womenhealth.pannipa.com/2009/11/womens-health-the-adverse-effects-of-snuff-for-women/