El Psiquiatra: Revista Clínica y Terapéutica

Abstracto

Risk of Early Marriage in Adolescence and Hypertension and Hyperglycaemia in Adulthood: Evidence from India

Ziad Kronfol

Puberty, the transition to adulthood, is an important period for physical and mental development. Obstacles during this time. Marriage can have a variety of short-term and long-term health consequences. This study aims to assess different risks of two common chronic diseases-hypertension and hypertension-adult women (20-49 years) married at various stages of puberty (10-19 years) was evaluated in comparison with married women. When I was young (20-24 years old). Using India's latest national representative data, the odds for her two chronic illnesses in an early-married (10-14 years old), middle-aged (15-17 years old), and late-married (18-17 years old) woman individually I evaluated it (19 years old) Youth.