The Three Elements of the Female Athlete Triad

Three elements of the three leagues of female athletes In the United States, more and more women are under constant pressure or caution against weight and size. Like most women in our society, female athletes are urged to satisfy certain ideal bodies and shapes, as determined by entertainment and fashion industries. However, female athletes are faced with double pressure. They face the burden of our culture to reduce the weight of all women, but they also face the burden of success for coaches, parents and other athletes in sports, and unrealistic It looks good by keeping low body weight.

Abstract: A female athlete's triathlon is a medical condition containing three elements found in physically active women. 1) low availability availability, disorderly dietary presence, 2) menstrual dysfunction, and 3) low bone density. Individuals are not required to simultaneously display the clinical symptoms of all three components of a triplet at a female athlete, which is influenced by that condition. The outcome of these clinical situations may not be completely reversible, so prevention, early diagnosis and intervention are essential. Regardless of the structure and movement of the body, all athletes are at risk of triads of female athletes. It is necessary to evaluate the triad composition of all active females. If one or more ingredients are identified, further evaluation should be carried out. Obstetricians - gynecologists have the opportunity to screen the athlete 's triathlon component at a comprehensive preventive care visit

Three elements of the three leagues of female athletes In the United States, more and more women are under constant pressure or caution against weight and size. Like most women in our society, female athletes are urged to satisfy certain ideal bodies and shapes, as determined by entertainment and fashion industries. However, female athletes are faced with double pressure. - We measured the correlation between self esteem and athletic competition and the athlete's self esteem compared to non-athletes. Subjects were given a Barksdale self esteem questionnaire to complete, and the level of self-esteem was measured as a score of 100 points. Next, divide the subjects into categories determined by gender and whether they are exercising at the university level.