Kamonchanok Sairat, Nitikorn Phoosuwan
Factors associated with oral health care behavior of people with type 2 diabetes mellitus: A hospital-based, cross-sectional study
PloS one
aim based retrospective analysis relationship external genital endometriosis comorbid breast pathology established risk factors identified comparison formation prognostic risk criterion determined materials methods address objectives study retrospective analysis 470 cases patients treated external genital endometriosis surgical treatment comorbid breast pathology conducted control group included 30 healthy nonpregnant women statistical processing performed personal computer using statistical software package statistica 10 results result analysis age patients ranged 23 40 years average age patients study group 322118 years control group 311135 p005 groups homogeneous terms age p005 marital status p005 level education p005 close relatives 208 4425218 or886 95 ci 0681053 p0002 cases suffered benign hormonedependent tumours tumourlike diseases uterus appendages isolation various combinations fibroids adenomyosis endometrial hyperplasia also found 102 2170167 patients endometriosis may indicate genetic predisposition disease closest relatives em patients 118 2510201 examined parents breast problems noted 66 1404112 diabetes mellitus 98 2085122 thyroid diseases detected total amounted 6000223 or912 95 ci 0581154 p0002 early menarche almost tripled risk em or272 95 ci 102511 p0002 menstrual irregularities doubled or204 95 ci 109314 p005 higher education urban residents 22 times higher 227 95 ci 111363 p005 diseases gastrointestinal tract hepatobiliary complex 52 times higher or527 95 ci 1891203 p005 frequently recurrent inflammatory diseases appendages 3 times higher or314 95 ci 091514 p005 dysmetabolic manifestations thyroid dysfunction 5 times higher or511 95 ci 1619503 p0002 conclusions thus endometriosis dyshormonal diseases mammary glands menstrual generative function disorders along clinical symptoms pelvic pain dysmenorrhoea autonomic nervous system disorders sexual dysfunction significant components problem initiating comorbidity processes target organs setting hormonal maladaptation therefore comorbidities become trigger activation systemic hormonal imbalance become urgent interdisciplinary problem requires study