Anthropometric basis in women with infertility permanently residing in Central Ukraine according to the characteristics of the general adaptation syndrome under conditions of prolonged war

Abstract

Chronic psychoemotional and somatic stress under conditions of the prolonged war may influence neuroendocrine regulation in women, leading to changes in anthropometric characteristics and potentially affecting the course of infertility. At the same time, constitutional body features may modulate individual adaptive responses according to the concept of the general adaptation syndrome (GAS).