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Increased risk of reproductive and urological problems

Obesity is associated with greater risk of stress incontinence in women. Obese women are at greater risk of menstrual abnormalities, polycystic ovarian syndrome and infertility. Obese men are at higher risk of erectile dysfunction. Maternal obesity is associated with health risks for both the mother and the child and after pregnancy.

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Increased risk of reproductive and urological problems
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Increased risk of Type 2 diabetes
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