A Report on Gender, Sex, and Health: Comparative Analysis

This report provides a comparative analysis of health issues concerning gender and sex. It examines cardiovascular disease, which disproportionately affects men due to factors like lifestyle, risk-taking behaviors, and societal expectations. The report highlights the impact of smoking, drinking, and stress on men's heart health, along with the influence of social theories and the male demographic's vulnerability. Additionally, the report explores the prevalence of arthritis among women, attributing it to biological factors, hormonal influences, and societal aspects like weight and joint structure. The study emphasizes the need to understand the roles of gender, sex, and social context in shaping health outcomes and the importance of addressing these disparities for better health outcomes. The report concludes by advocating for awareness and targeted interventions to mitigate the impact of these health concerns.

Gender, Sex, and Health

Contents
1.1 Introduction......................................................................................................................2
2.1 Discussion........................................................................................................................2
2.2 The first health issue is subjected to a critical examination.............................................2
2.3 Cardiovascular disease among the male gender..........................................................2
3.1 The second health issue is subjected to a critical examination........................................5
3.2 High rate of arthritis among the female gender...........................................................5
4.1 Reflective account of the course......................................................................................8
4.2 Description...................................................................................................................8
4.3 Feeling..........................................................................................................................8
4.4 Evaluation....................................................................................................................8
5.5 Conclusion...................................................................................................................9
5.6 Action...........................................................................................................................9
5.7 Table 1: Action plan.....................................................................................................9
6.1 Conclusion.......................................................................................................................9
References................................................................................................................................11

1.1 Introduction
The gender dilemma is the most prevalent in today's science activities, and it has drawn a lot
of people's attention to it. Male and female demographics have varying prevalence rates for
various health conditions, whether behavioral or physical. Different people fulfil a domain's
contents. Since various tasks and duties, various health conditions have been found to affect
different genders within a domain. In this regard, the present report would examine two
distinct health concerns between two separate people. A variety of sex, in addition, students
would be required to focus on their course work and given in the following segment.
According to the study's thesis argument, men and women are different. Women in culture
are exposed to a variety of health issues, depending on the social context—boundaries and
the positions and duties they play.
2.1 Discussion
2.2 The first health issue is subjected to a critical examination.
2.3 Cardiovascular disease among the male gender
The male population within the domain is negatively affected by masculine architecture
(Alaa, 2019). According to the example, the male population within the domain develops a
habit of becoming aggressive to show themselves deserving of society. Aspects of risk-taking
make you vulnerable. In this regard, the human population forms behaviors as well.
Dangerous driving, alcohol abuse, and various other issues, as previously mentioned,
Cardiovascular disorder (CVD) is the most common cause of death worldwide (Leon, 2019).
Inside the domain, there is a situation that primarily avoids among the male population
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Figure 1: Date rate of men and women having CVD
(Source: British Heart Foundation, 2021)

The prevalence of CVD is lower in women than in men because the female population has a
higher mortality rate. For example, men are more likely to be exposed to secondhand smoke
than women. Tobacco use is higher in the female population, which increases the risk of heart
disease (Donovan, n.d.). Nonetheless, as previously said, the risk of CVD in women is often
underestimated. Because of the erroneous belief that women are well-protected, they are
perceived to be ignored. In terms of heart disease, women have a higher prevalence than men.
It is possible to deduce this from current UK figures. 7.6 million people in the domain seem
to suffer from cardiovascular disease (British Heart Foundation). 2021) million men out of
the total population are incarcerated. 3.6 million people in the United States were affected by
CVD, compared to 3.6 million women in the United States. Domain name even though both
male and female rates are taken into account even though males and females are almost equal
in terms of exposure to emerging diseases, males are the most vulnerable. The male
population has a higher risk of heart disease than the female population. According to
research, drinking and smoking for extended periods hurt one's health. Male populations
grow a weakened immune system and heart as a result of their activities. CVD is described as
a disease that affects the cardiovascular system (NHS, 2020). Be the primary causes of heart
attacks in individuals, as well as in the male population.
They seem to be producing a high incidence of CVD, making them more susceptible to the
factors. Because of a heart attack, the relentless burden of the family in terms of finances is
also a factor. Finances and other factors also contribute to a poor heart, accompanied by
elevated levels of anxiety. Family responsibilities and depression According to recent
estimates, just a quarter of a per cent of the population, % of the male population in the
United Kingdom and other countries seems to be Carelessness is known to be an occurrence
that violates the general health standards. Another important factor contributing to the high
prevalence of CVD in the male population Furthermore, based on the latest study, it can be
seen that approximately 72.9 per cent of Obesity seems to be a problem for men under the
age of 20. Overindulgent Furthermore, 20% of 20-year-old men seem to be homosexual
smoking and drinking habits are being developed. If seen in the example, smoking and
drinking heavily at a young age tends to create a lifetime of problems. It has a detrimental
effect on the body, which can lead to heart failure later in life. Taking a cigarette primarily
affects the body by shrinking blood vessels and therefore represents an elevated risk of
coronary artery disease. Certain forms of coronary artery disease In the United Kingdom
estimate that 119000 men die per year. Appear to be suffering a heart attack and cause death

in the country's domain. Aside from that, as previously said, males are thought to be a
dominant population (Tikkanen, 2018). They were having a heavy manipulating influence
and a proclivity for keeping their secrets and suffering to themselves. The failure to share
one's pain and the problem with the other hurts the other's ability to work. Adversely
affecting the heart This also represents one of the most important influences in the
progression of CVD. It causes mortality in the majority of male societies. It is seen as a
different situation. Males are more likely than females to experience hypertension. According
to Unal's illustration, Heart disease and blood sugar increase one's risk of developing heart
disease (New Victoria, n.d.). Males are more likely than females to have heart disease.
Because of elevated blood pressure and cholesterol, this is the case. Hypertension tends to
leave a stain on the heart, which becomes the primary cause. The male population is more
likely to have heart disease than the female population (Chatfield, 2018). On the other hand,
men seem to be cultivating a pattern of unhealthy eating as a result of their hypertension.
However, this trait can be seen in both male and female members of the domain's population.
Nonetheless, since poor eating habits foster the growth of unhealthy cells in the body and the
production of saturated and non-saturated fat in the body, the part of the body harms the
liver's ability to survive. Because of the difficulty of the work and the lack of resources, due
to the stress of dealing with the current life and work situation, men primarily grow the habit
of unhealthy dietary habits and a lack of adherence to a healthy diet. The Theory of
Consequences backs it up. Roles of sex the social theory of health depicts how beliefs and
norms are being formed.
Men and women are thought to be opposites in terms of masculinity and femininity.
According to this hypothesis, males are educated so that they cannot think for themselves.
Regardless of the case, they are considered powerful individuals. It can be challenging in
general. Males, according to philosophy, are obligated to take a variety of risks and are
expected to do so. Within a culture, people are exposed to a variety of situations. This
hypothesis further illustrates the importance of early accountability and the social positions
that children fill. The male demographic is thought to be the main contributor to the growth
of heart disease. Inside the domain, the male population outnumbers the female population by
a factor of two. It can be seen from the present scenario that the rate of mortality for in the
last 20 years, CVD has seemed to be on the decline. Cardiovascular disorder, on the other
hand, continues to be a significant problem. Concern for the male population in the United
Kingdom's domain, when one in every seven men in the country has prostate cancer, the

United Kingdom seems to be suffering from heart failure, with the number of women
suffering from the disease being higher. One out of every seven women is estimated to be
suffering from this condition. One of the most important causes is indicated the age of a
man's heart, which is ten years older than the man's key age. It illustrates that a man's heart is
thought to be 60 years old if he is 50 years old—the previous (NHS, 2020). As a result, it is
possible to conclude that the male demographic has opportunities. Females in the domain are
more likely to have heart disease than males.
3.1 The second health issue is subjected to a critical examination.
3.2 High rate of arthritis among the female gender
Arthritis is a disease that causes much inflammation in the joints as well as much discomfort.
In terms of health conditions, females and males do not appear to arise from the same
situations. The biological distinction, on the other hand, is not noticed (Nguyen, 2020). Be
the only distinction between males and females regarding health issues inside the domain's
communities. It is also affected significantly by social factors. Understanding the domain and
the positions and obligations of all parties inside the domain of gender According to the
artist's rendering of Rheumatology is a medical specialty that deals in the treatment of
arthritis. Doctors are responsible for providing primary care. However, various cases of
arthritis have different symptoms. The two prevalent types of arthritis that women suffer from
are rheumatoid and osteoarthritis. An osteoarthritis is a form of arthritis that affects the joints.
Nonetheless, as previously said, the vast majority of men in the sector seem to be at the age
of 55, or even earlier in some cases, you will begin to develop arthritis (Macaulay, 2018). In
light of this, the sex ratio seems to be contracting the disease above at an alarming rate. Early
on in life Furthermore, the level of suffering experienced by women is greater than that
experienced by men. The male population is seeing this.
Furthermore, in the author's opinion, Females have a propensity to run faster than men do,
and they often have to adapt to the facets of childbirth, which, as a result, are more pliable
and more susceptible to a variety of diseases. Complication Aside from that, women seem to
have a larger hip structure than men, which needs to be addressed. It affects the alignment of
the joints, rendering them more susceptible to various types of discomfort and injury.
Complication In women, this contributes to the emergence of more arthritis problems than in
men. Inside the domain's population Aside from that, all else is as seen (van Vollenhoven,
2019). Hormones are also significant in the formation of arthritis as well as its prevention.
Inside the female body: According to the latest study results, women have a proclivity for

When you get older. You are more likely to develop arthritis. It is because hormone levels are
too high in the body at a younger age. Women who help bring arthritis inflammation under
control. However, as estrogen levels and levels of testosterone decline, the number of
hormones rises. As a result, disability seems to be arriving more often at the onset of
menopause. Us as opposed to women Women's opinions, on the other hand, are divided.
In comparison to adults, she seems to have a proclivity for being overweight. As a result,
there has been a significant increase in the number of women in the workforce.
Women are under much stress because of their weight, which puts much strain on their knee
joints, causing them to deteriorate—cartilage and increasing the chance of developing
arthritis. One pound of sugar is illustrated (Nerlich, 2021). Women who are overweight put
an extra three pounds per square inch on their knees. Nonetheless, women's rights can be seen
in some circumstances where such succession is passed on through the generations. Women
in their later years are most likely to be affected by this type of disease. Even though this
aspect, While the domain's females and males’ populations are also affected, a woman's
population is disproportionately affected (Kotera, 2020). At about the same age as her
mother, she seems to be increasing her chances of complications with arthritis within the
same bone and the disease.
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Figure 2: Rate of arthritis among the male and female population in the UK

(Source: Stewart, 2020)
Furthermore, when comparing men and women between the ages of 50 and 60, it can be
shown that women between the ages of 50 and 60 have a 350 percent risk of having hand
osteoarthritis, or 3.5 times the chance of men in the same age range (Bracilovic, 2021).
Furthermore, women in the workplace face a variety of challenges. Women in this ratio have
a 40% higher risk of developing knee osteoarthritis, while men have a 40% lower risk. Also,
have a 10% risk for developing hip arthritis. According to the facts were mirrored (Sokka,
2019). As a result, it is reasonable to conclude that women are vulnerable to the growth of
Inside the UK's domain. Women have more arthritis than men.
Furthermore, taking into account the latest statistics of In the United Kingdom from 2018 to
2019, females had a higher risk of arthritis than males. In their later years, when it comes to
women between the ages of 70 and 74, 55.6 percent have arthritis, compared to just over half
of men. In comparison to 37.3 percent of the world's respondents of the same age group, Age,
on the other hand, is a factor that should be considered. For an age range of 80 years and up,
41.5 percent of men are diagnosed with arthritis. In comparison to 62.9 percent of women in
much the same age group, this illustration illustrates the truth that in the United Kingdom,
patients face arthritis at a higher rate than men inside the domain's population. The social
theory of health shows that feminism has a positive impact on health. It is thought to be a
substantive right that depicts various perspectives suggesting the Women's roles within a
domain are distinct. In addition, it is possible to observe that there are some drawbacks in a
society that the following characteristics can define. Women in the domain face significant
limitations and limits. However, as you can see, according to the argument, there has been
progressing in facets of equity. According to the theory, certain facets believe there is a lack
of justice for the female population in the country. A URL (web address) According to this
hypothesis, some facets of culture tend to be oppressive. They are exploited by examples of
society's organization and its theories and culture that are intertwined to perform tasks within
a domain. It has the effect of exerting authority over the situation. Inside the domain, there is
a significant female population. Based on this hypothesis, it can be shown that men have
much power over women. As a result of the growing population, they are forced to perform
household duties under extreme stress.
Furthermore, as shown by the example of high family strain, they may not seem to be
continuing to serve in terms of doing household tasks. I have not been able to devote much

time to them. They seem to be oblivious to their own needs as a result of their high level of
self-indulgence. Many women seem to be developing a variety of diseases as a result of a
lack of treatment.
Arthritis is a condition that affects people of all ages and causes them. Apart from that, it can
also be claimed that, according to the theory, the feminist faces enormous challenges in order
to maintain the appearance of a woman as portrayed by society.
To deal with the present situation, you will have to put up with much pressure. As a result, it
can be claimed that, as a result of socioeconomic factors, Women seem to be under strain
from various sources, including genetic adaptation, family pressure, and others. Be suffering
from arthritis at a higher rate than the males within the domain
4.1 Reflective account of the course
4.2 Description
The current course has allowed me to learn about various aspects of wellbeing and how they
relate to different genders in society. In terms of analyzing the substance of my current
module, I have looked at various genders within the UK and the illnesses that they suffer. For
one case, I was reviewing women with three kids and was reluctant to take them on. Owing
to the severity of their arthritis symptoms, they need special attention. However, due to a
family emergency, she could not provide the requisite services due to her duties and other
social influences. It was essential to address the aspects of her arthritis that she was
experiencing. Men with elevated levels of testosterone, on the other hand, are a different
story. Pressure from commitments, poor diet, tobacco, and alcohol intake to relieve fatigue,
and regularly suffer from a cardiac clot.
4.3 Feeling
Depending on the reflected case, I believe that society has a significant impact on various
diseases amongst those men and women in the domain. A high proportion of the male and
female population suffers from heart and arthritis, just as it does in the United Kingdom.
As a result, it is reasonable to conclude that the incident I witnessed was the primary cause of
the disease. Several individuals are responsible for the emergence of these diseases.
4.4 Evaluation
Based on the evidence, I believe that high pressure exerted on both men and women harms
wellbeing, which hurts society. Furthermore, I believe that putting too much burden on a
person, whether it is a man or a woman, may have negative consequences. have an impact on

mental health as well. However, social borders may also be seen to be fluid. In the structured
flow of production within a field, it is efficient. However, to do this is systemic, and it is
affecting people's welfare.
5.5 Conclusion
Based on the evidence, I believe because both male and female societies should prioritize
their wellbeing. That is because adequately treating their wellbeing would enable them to
continue to fulfill other social obligations. Prescriptions Furthermore, I believe it would aid in
reducing health vulnerabilities and risks.
Ensure a stable and disease-free lifestyle. I am constructing personal qualities, on the other
hand, that may be beneficial. To have a deeper understanding of the current path, I must first
acquire a depth of understanding.
5.6 Action
Action Timeline
5.7 Table 1: Action plan
I should be proactive in mitigating my existing shortcomings and developing my key skills to
deal with the present course specifications based on the activities mentioned in the above
table.
6.1 Conclusion
Given the roles and obligations played by both genders within the domain, it can be inferred
from the article above that men and women seem to have various health problems. Given the
present state of affairs in the United Kingdom, most men seem to be defensive. To be
susceptible to cardiovascular disease, while the women in the domain seem to be at risk,
Arthritis is a condition that affects millions of people around the world. Due to the enormous

pressures of families and other social obligations, according to the Theory of Sex
Differences, men are more likely to develop heart disease at a young age. Smoking, drinking,
and an unhealthy diet are all habits that start at a young age.
On the other hand, if you are looking for a unique way to express yourself, Women's
obligation is stated in the social theory of sex and systemic factors. The condition of Arthritis
seems to be wreaking havoc on all cases and generic inheritance. Many women are exposed
to excruciating suffering than men. As a result, the conclusion argument of the paper and
women in culture are exposed to various health issues depending on their gender. The
existence of social limits, as well as the roles and duties that they play, is well justified

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