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Metabolsk syndrom, andre risikofaktorer

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Alder. Forekomsten av metabolsk syndrom øker med alderen. Mens færre enn 10 prosent av personer i 20-årene har metabolsk syndrom, har opptil 40 prosent av dem i 60-årene tilstanden. Dessverre er utviklingen i våre dager slik at stadig flere unge får metabolsk syndrom på grunn av ugunstig livsførsel - dvs. høyt kaloriinntak, overvekt og liten fysisk aktivitet.

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Tilfeller av diabetes i familien. Du har økt risiko for å få metabolsk syndrom hvis det finnes andre i familien med type 2 diabetes, eller du har hatt diabetes under svangerskap.

Andre sykdommer. Urinsyregikt og polycystisk ovariesyndrom (en hormonell forstyrrelse der kvinnekroppen produserer økt mengde mannlige hormoner) er også forbundet med økt risiko for å få metabolsk syndrom.

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Dette dokumentet er basert på det profesjonelle dokumentet Metabolsk syndrom . Referanselisten for dette dokumentet vises nedenfor

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