Weng Gaizhi, Lu Junmei, Sun Chaoyang, et al. Investigation on bone mineral density among menopause women and its influencing factors. [J]. Journal of Chongqing Medical University 42(2):153-157(2017)
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Weng Gaizhi, Lu Junmei, Sun Chaoyang, et al. Investigation on bone mineral density among menopause women and its influencing factors. [J]. Journal of Chongqing Medical University 42(2):153-157(2017) DOI: 10.13406/j.cnki.cyxb.001118.
Investigation on bone mineral density among menopause women and its influencing factors
Objective:To master the changes of bone mineral density(BMD)and its influencing factors among 40 to 60 years old women
and to provide the references for women’s health care work. Methods:System randomly selected 334 cases of 40 to 60 years old women in a community of Xi’an as the research object. Basic situation
diet and exercise habits were investigated by questionnaire.Lumbar BMD were detected by dual energy X-ray BMD detector
and the heart rate
height
weight
waist circumference
hip circumference
forearm length were measured. Measurement data of two groups were compared using t test
variance analysis
LSD-t method
Pearson analysis
multiple linear regression method. Results:Lumbar BMD was(0.933±0.150)g/cm2
the osteoporosis incidence(OP)was 17.1% and the osteopenia incidence was 27.8 %. The lower the age
the lower the BMD;there were significant differences between the groups(P<0.05). BMD in peri-menopausal period was significantly higher than that in postmenopausal women(P<0.05). The higher the BMD
the higher the BMI;there were significant differences between the groups(P<0.05). There was no difference in BMD between higher intake of soy products
milk
eggs
lean meat
seafood group and lower intake group(P >0.05);BMD was higher in lower intake of coffee and tea group than in higher intake group(P<0.05). BMD was higher in those adhering to exercise more than 2 years than those adhering to exercise only 1 year(P<0.05). BMD was higher in those having 4 to 6 times excises per week than in those having occasional or no exercise(P<0.05). BMD was positively correlated with body weight
height
BMI
waist circumference
hip circumference
length of forearm(r=0.545
0.361
0.332
0.416
0.451
0.312
P<0.05)
but negative correlated with age
age at menarche(r=-0.413
-0.352
P<0.05)
and was not related with heart rate(r=0.16
P>0.05). Multiple linear regression results showed that factors influencing BMD including age
age at menarche
menopause
height
weight
BMI
length of forearm
hip circumference
waist circumference
soy or soy products
tea
coffee
exercise frequency and exercise time(β=-1.206
-1.461
0.643
2.125
135.2
0.618
0.252
0.625
0.425
0.552
-2.105
-1.981
0.708
0.537
P<0.05). Conclusion:The incidence of OP in postmenopausal women is 17.1%
and the incidence of osteopenia is 27.8%.The influencing factors of BMD are age
BMI
age of menarche and menopause
diet and exercise habits. Increased age
menopause
increased age of the first menstruation
habit of drinking coffee and tea are the risk factor of OP. High BMI
soy or soy products intake
regular exercise for more than two years are protective factors.
关键词
绝经综合征骨密度骨质疏松影响因素
Keywords
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