Smoking stands as one of the most important causes of death stopped worldwide, putting a long shade on women’s health. Its implications are beyond general health, by affecting reproductive health, prevalence of heart disease and overall well -being.

Research indicates that the results of smoking on women are particularly serious than men, underline the need to focus on the issue.

According to a global adult tobacco survey, about 14.2% of Indian women are involved in some form or the other. Dangerous, rural areas report a high circulation at 32.5%, while urban areas display a notable 21.2%.

Distracted, the findings of the India Tobacco Control Report reveal a worrying tendency: the number of teenage girls who smoke. Between 2009 and 2019, the percentage of teenage girls smoking increased by 3.8 percentage points, which has now reached 6.2%.

In the urban environment, the rise of electronic nicotine delivery system (SEDS) and modern nicotine products is particularly striking, drawing in young women with promises of a trendy, alternative smoking experience.

In particular, VAPING has gained fame among this demographic, which is often marketed as a safe option compared to traditional tobacco.

However, reality is disturbing; Users of these products often report quick fatigue and shortness of breath. Given the piles of health risks associated with smoking, especially for women, these trends are related to depth.

Reproductive health and breeding risk

Women who smoke face reproductive challenges, in which the success rate on low ovarian reserves, an elevated menopause, hormonal imbalance, and pregnancy tests decrease the success rate. The effect of smoking on reproductive health is deep and dangerous.

Smokers are also more vulnerable to ectopic pregnancies and experience a high rate of abortion. If the teenage smoking trend persists, young girls can inadvertently endanger their future reproductive health.

High risk of heart disease and stroke

Heart disease is tragically a major cause of death in women, and smoking greatly increases this risk. Studies show that women who smoke are susceptible to heart diseases than their male counterparts, even with low daily cigarette consumption.

The dangerous combination of smoking when using hormonal contraceptives accelerates the possibility of stroke and heart attack, implementing a serious toll on women’s health that cannot be ignored.

Increased sensitivity to lung diseases

Women are prepared for diseases especially for various smoking diseases, including chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases and lung cancer. Research indicates that female smokers also face the risk of developing lung diseases even with a lower level of tobacco risk, and the progression of these diseases is often more aggressive than men.

In addition, smoking increases the risk of lung cancer, highlighting the serious consequences of the use of limited tobacco.

Bone health and premature aging

The effect of smoking on bone health is important, especially among postmenopausal women. Smoking contributes to weak bones and increases the risk of osteoporosis, leading to increasing chances of brittle bones and fractures.

The harmful effects of smoking spread to the skin, accelerating the aging process. This results in loss of skin elasticity due to loss of noticeable wrinkles and collagen, leaving women with visual signs of premature aging.

The risk of autoimmune diseases increased

Women are more vulnerable to autoimmune disorders, such as rheumatism and lupus, and smoking increase this vulnerability. The toxins found in cigarettes provoke inflammation, increasing the severity of these conditions.

With the increasing smoking rate among young girls, coming generations faced health challenges related to autoimmune diseases.

The growing trend of smoking among adolescent girls is a pressure concern, especially given unique health risks for women. Increased sensitivity in heart disease and lung disorders due to harmful effects on fertility, smoking stands as a malignant threat to the overall health of women.

It is necessary that we raise awareness and implement effective tobacco control measures to prevent this dangerous habit. , Ensuring that future generations are not burdened with irreversible health results.