Stress Factors Influence on the Male Health in Crime an Republic

Nowadays, gender medicine generates the great deal of discussion in a modern society. However, more attention is given to on female health in comparison to male health. It is undoubtedly true that men have many physical and mental peculiarities and public health should consider these facts. The aim of the study is to access how different stress factors of childhood influence on male health in the Crimean Republic.

Materials and Method: Our investigation included 1144 men, from ages 18-65 living in different Crimean region from 2010 to 2016. They answered questionnaires, including 12 chapters and it consists of 233 questions. Results - The results of our investigation proved that stress factors from childhood negative effects on male health. Firstly, men without any psychological problems in childhood showed a low level of chronic diseases in adult life. It is on 87, 8% less than in other respondents (P<0, 05). Moreover, the frequency of hypertonic disease less on 34, 5% (P<0, 02); the number of other health problems is less by 64, 0% (P<0, 01). Secondly, in adulthood the frequency of hyper tonic diseases has a weak correlation with negative events (Q=0,159); at the same time the frequency of other problems with health is deviated from 836, 8‰ of hands and legs fracture to 1234, 6‰ of parents violence. Conclusion - The current findings prove that male health in the Crimean region was influenced by stressful factors, and elimination of these factors can possibly improve male health in general.