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Mathematical Model of Infertility Due to Obesity in Female

Nita H. SHAH
Shivani M. PATEL
Moksha H. SATİA
Foram A. THAKKAR
Pages
38–49
Publication Date
2018-10-06
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Numerical simulation is carried out using data to support the proposed analysis.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Now-a-days the issue of obesity is increasing worldwide due to food habits and has become a major problem.
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Key Findings & Data:A primary reason for the exponential increase in obesity is due to consumption of high calorie food.
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Conclusion & Impact:Numerical simulation is carried out using data to support the proposed analysis.
🔬Design:Modeling & Simulation
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⚙️Variables:Mathematical Model · Obesity · Infertility

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Now-a-days the issue of obesity is increasing worldwide due to food habits and has become a major problem. A primary reason for the exponential increase in obesity is due to consumption of high calorie food. Obesity has injurious effect on human health including the reproductive system in female. The risk of infertility, miscarriage rate and pregnancy complications are more in obese female. The impact of obesity is very risky in maturity phase of female. In order to study the impact of infertility in susceptible female due to obesity, the system of non-linear ordinary differential equations is formulated. The stability analysis is studied for infertility model. Numerical simulation is carried out using data to support the proposed analysis.

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SHAH, N. H., PATEL, S. M., SATİA, M. H., THAKKAR, F. A. (2018). Mathematical Model of Infertility Due to Obesity in Female. Journal of New Theory, Sayı: 25, 38–49. https://ajindex.com/articles/681561

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