Epidemiology based case - control study of relationship between Alzheimer’s disease and menstruation, fertility status and related factors of Mongolian and Han female population living in Inner Mongolia pastoral area
HU Riletemuer, ZHANG Guo-hua, HE-Juan, WANG Zhi-guang, JIANG Ming-fang, ZHANG Chun-yu
Department of Neurology, The First Affiliated Hospital of Inner Mongolia Medical College, Hohhot 010050,
Abstract:Objective To study the Alzheimer's disease (AD) of female who≥55 years old of menstruation, reproductive status and related factors on the basis of epidemiological of Mongolian and Han population in Inner Mongolia pasturing area. Methods On the basis of the epidemiology of survey to female menstruation, fertility and the correlation studies in AD.Results The Mongolian older women AD group compared with control group in average number difference was statistically significant(t=4.044,P=0.000).Comparing the menarche age, menopausal age ,there was no statistically significance between them(P>0.05).Han older women AD group compared with control group menopausal age, and the fertility rate difference was statistically significant(t=1.979,P=0.048;t=-8.214,P=0.000).There was no statistically significant difference of menarche age(t=-1.139,P=0.255).Use the unconditioned Logistic stepwise regression analysis of many factors, Found in the Mongolian people who≥55 years old, education level, diabetes history, history of coronary heart disease have significant connection with the AD, age、diabetes and coronary heart disease are risk factor for AD(OR=1.695~5.200). Level of education is the protection factor for AD(OR=0.221).Conclusion Multiple births may be the risk factor for Mongolian women who≥55 years old ;Multiple births and the earlier age of menopause may be AD risk factors for han female population aged over 55. Various factors may interact with each other for AD.
呼日勒特木尔,张国华,贺娟,王智光,江名芳,张春雨. 内蒙古蒙、汉族女性相关因素与阿尔茨海默病关系的以社区为基础的病例-对照研究[J]. 实用预防医学, 2015, 22(6): 655-658.
HU Riletemuer, ZHANG Guo-hua, HE-Juan, WANG Zhi-guang, JIANG Ming-fang, ZHANG Chun-yu. Epidemiology based case - control study of relationship between Alzheimer’s disease and menstruation, fertility status and related factors of Mongolian and Han female population living in Inner Mongolia pastoral area. , 2015, 22(6): 655-658.
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