Menstrual hormones are linked to the regulation. Particulate mater of air pollution has an effect on the function of hormones.

From polluted air, you may have heard of diseases related to colds, coughs, viral or kidneys. But do you know that it can also cause problems in menstruation? Yes, a recent research has shown that increasing pollution in the air keeps menstrual periods at risk of irregularity. This research was done by a researcher led by Indian origin.

According to researchers, according to the increasing pollution level in the air, the risk of irregular menstruation increases in adolescents and it takes a long time to be regular. Have also been warned that exposure to air pollution can lead to infertility, metabolic syndrome and polystick ovary syndrome.

Shruti Mahalingya, assistant professor of Boston University, said, "Being exposed to air pollution is likely to have heart related, pulmonary disease, but this research also suggests the effect of different mechanisms, including reproductive endocrine systems are menstrual hormone regulation. Particulate mater of air pollution has an effect on the function of hormones. However, according to researchers, it is not known whether air pollution is linked to irregularity of menstrual or not.