The female athletic triad refers to the interaction between menstrual function, energy availability and bone density. When an imbalance appears between energy input and output, the global health of the athletic teenager is at risk of somatic and/or psychological complications as defined by the RED-S (Relative Energy Deficiency in Sports). In athletic girls menstrual disorder should be seen as an alert. It may be difficult to distinguish it from menstrual irregularity due to immature hypothalamic-hyphophysic-gonadal axis, which can be physiological at that age. A multidisciplinary approach is needed. The challenge is to find a balance between sport practice and prevention of complications due to lack of estrogens
The female athlete triad is commonly known to be composed of three elements; low energy availability...
The Female Athlete Triad involves three interrelated components on a continuum: low energy availa...
Girls and women should be encouraged to participate in sports and to strive for excellence, but ther...
The female athletic triad refers to the interaction between menstrual function, energy availability ...
International audienceParticipation in recreational physical activity is widely acknowledged to prov...
The Female Athlete Triad has traditionally been characterized by (1) decreased energy availability, ...
Over the last thirty years, participation by girls and women in organized athletics has increased dr...
© 2005 Adis Data Information BVThe various menstrual disorders in athletes may reflect different deg...
With the increase of the feminine participation in the practice of sports, they noticed their benefi...
The adolescent female athlete has become a common part of the sports environment at all levels from ...
Amenorrhoea associated with reduced caloric intake and strenuous exercise leads to hypoestrogenism a...
Regular physical activity is important for the health of both sexes. However, the physiological, ana...
Almost 3 million high school girls are currently competing in sports, and female participation in co...
Jill Thein-Nissenbaum,1 Erin Hammer2 1Department of Family Medicine, University of Wisconsin-Madison...
This article defines the female athlete triad and discusses long-term consequences for adolescents a...
The female athlete triad is commonly known to be composed of three elements; low energy availability...
The Female Athlete Triad involves three interrelated components on a continuum: low energy availa...
Girls and women should be encouraged to participate in sports and to strive for excellence, but ther...
The female athletic triad refers to the interaction between menstrual function, energy availability ...
International audienceParticipation in recreational physical activity is widely acknowledged to prov...
The Female Athlete Triad has traditionally been characterized by (1) decreased energy availability, ...
Over the last thirty years, participation by girls and women in organized athletics has increased dr...
© 2005 Adis Data Information BVThe various menstrual disorders in athletes may reflect different deg...
With the increase of the feminine participation in the practice of sports, they noticed their benefi...
The adolescent female athlete has become a common part of the sports environment at all levels from ...
Amenorrhoea associated with reduced caloric intake and strenuous exercise leads to hypoestrogenism a...
Regular physical activity is important for the health of both sexes. However, the physiological, ana...
Almost 3 million high school girls are currently competing in sports, and female participation in co...
Jill Thein-Nissenbaum,1 Erin Hammer2 1Department of Family Medicine, University of Wisconsin-Madison...
This article defines the female athlete triad and discusses long-term consequences for adolescents a...
The female athlete triad is commonly known to be composed of three elements; low energy availability...
The Female Athlete Triad involves three interrelated components on a continuum: low energy availa...
Girls and women should be encouraged to participate in sports and to strive for excellence, but ther...