Divorced Men at Highest Amputation Risk: Men please be careful. If you are suffering from diabetes and have divorced your wife, then there is a high possibility that in the future the ribs of your arms and legs will break due to which they may even have to be removed. Firstly, the sting of divorce and on top of that the problem of broken ribs is like a double shock. This claim has been made not by us but in a recent study. According to the study, men who are already suffering from diabetes become more likely to have limbs amputated after divorce. Limbs amputated means that due to some disease in the hand or leg, its limbs are completely removed through surgery. This means that due to disease in the hands and feet, it may even lead to amputation
67 percent more risk of leg cut
Researchers in Sweden have found in their study that if you are male and divorced, you have a higher risk of amputation than obesity. This study was done on 66,569 people who had been amputated. It was found in these people that most of these people were already suffering from type 2 diabetes. The study found that divorced men had a 67 percent higher risk of amputation than married men. At the same time, compared to women, there is also a 57 percent higher risk of limb amputation in them. On the other hand, for people who are already obese or whose weight is increased, if they are divorced, then the risk of limb amputation is less in them. The risk of limb amputation in these people is only 46 percent.
Many changes after divorce
Researchers said that after divorce, many changes occur in the lives of men. They become alone and have to do most of the household work themselves. Even their self-care and food habits also change. Men especially feel social isolation in this situation. Apart from all this, since they do not have the habit of self-care and cooking, they often become victims of falls or accidents, due to which sometimes the condition becomes so bad that it leads to amputation of limbs. Is. Researchers said that there is a strong relationship between lower limb fractures and fluctuations in lifestyle. However, if physical activity is increased and weight gain is not allowed, then the risk of this problem can be reduced. Quitting smoking can also be beneficial.
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