Is hypertension associated with an increased risk for hysterectomy : a Danish cohort study?
Hypertension seems to be a risk factor for hysterectomy performed for benign diagnoses, and thus contributes to women undergoing hysterectomy having an increased risk of cardiovascular diseases. It might be relevant to pay increased attention to the blood pressure in candidates for hysterectomy, as optimal antihypertensive treatment could decrease their otherwise increased risk of cardiovascular disease years after hysterectomy.
Postprandial hyperinsulinaemia and modest hyperglycaemia overcome insulin resistance by enhancing tissue glucose uptake and intracellular glucose utilisation.