Without adequate fat protection, the uterus can easily descend from its normal position along the vagina, and the cervix will droop, even out of the vaginal orifice, resulting in what we call discolored uterine prolapse, which may even lead to cervical infection and even cervicitis.
2. Osteoporosis.
The survey found that the incidence of hip fracture in thin women was 1 times higher than that in standard weight women. This is because the estrogen level in thin people is insufficient, which affects the combination of calcium and bone and cannot maintain normal bone density, so osteoporosis and fractures are prone to occur.
3, hematuria.
Our kidneys are surrounded by a dense layer of connective tissue. Too thin people have insufficient body fat content, which leads to the relaxation of this connective tissue and the weakening of muscle strength, and cannot provide external muscle protection for the kidneys. Therefore, the kidneys are prone to droop and lead to internal venous blood exudation, hematuria, and often accompanied by waist pain.
4. Memory loss.
The main motivation for brain work comes from fat, which can stimulate the brain, accelerate the brain's ability to process information and enhance short-term and long-term memory. The thin human body is short of fat intake and storage, and the body is short of nutrition, which seriously damages brain cells and directly affects memory, so we become more and more forgetful.
5, gallstones.
Our bile is secreted by the liver, which contains cholesterol, bile salts, calcium and lecithin. And they keep a certain proportion. People who are too thin generally have insufficient calorie intake, so the consumption rate of fat precipitated in body tissues is accelerated, and cholesterol moves with it, resulting in its content in bile increasing, becoming sticky, precipitating crystals and forming stones.
6, anemia.
Too thin people generally have the problem of unbalanced nutrient intake, and iron, folic acid, vitamin B 12 and other hematopoietic substances are insufficient. Because of eating less, the basal metabolic rate is lower than that of ordinary people, so the slow gastrointestinal movement and less gastric acid secretion affect the absorption of nutrients, which is the main cause of anemia. In addition, malnutrition reduces the body's immunity and is prone to secondary anemia.
7, duodenal stasis.
You may not be familiar with this disease, but your thinness may be the culprit. The cross section of the duodenum is located behind the peritoneum and is the most fixed part of the digestive tract. Too thin people, the mesentery and retroperitoneal fat are scarce, and the internal organs droop, which virtually narrows the gap between the spine and the proximal end of the superior mesenteric artery, resulting in duodenal compression. Therefore, it is difficult to digest what you eat, which is manifested as abdominal fullness and discomfort, accompanied by pain or vomiting after meals. Vomiting contains bile and food eaten, and the symptoms are intermittent and recurrent.
8. infertility.
Medical experts pointed out that women's body fat percentage should reach at least 17% in order to maintain normal menstrual cycle and sexual desire level, which is also the minimum fat standard for their healthy pregnancy, delivery and breastfeeding in the future. Because adipose tissue can convert the raw materials provided by adrenal cortex into estrogen, it is an important place to produce estrogen in the body except ovaries. If there is too little fat in the body, it will affect the synthesis of estrogen and its concentration level in the blood, resulting in insufficient estrogen level, which is one of the key criteria affecting women's fertility.
9, gastroptosis.
Don't envy the female colleagues around you who are always full after eating. A few mouthfuls of rice can cope with a lunch. Only she knows how much pain her stomach suffers every day: loss of appetite and always feeling flatulence and pain. If you do a painful gastroscopy for this, the diagnosis may be: gastroptosis. Yes, when the human body is too thin, the abdominal wall is slack and the abdominal muscles are weak, which leads to the weakness of the muscles and ligaments that suspend and fix the position of the stomach, and the abdominal pressure drops, so the physiological position of the whole stomach is reduced and the gastric peristalsis is weakened, which leads to gastroptosis.