
Women smokers experience menopause potentially faster than those who do not have the habit of smoking. One study also noted that early menopause may influence the risk of progression tulan and heart disease.
The study, published in Menopause Journal, which is a collection of data from several previous studies, involving 6000 women respondents in the United States, Poland, Turkey, and Iran.
Women who did not smoke on average reach menopause between the ages of 46-51 years. While women who smoke, menopaue occurs more rapidly between the ages of 43-50 years.
During menopause, the ovaries stop producing eggs. Therefore, menopausal women can no longer pregnant. "Our results prove that smoking had a significant relationship with the occurrence...