As expected!
With a click, the door opened!
Immediately, a woman dressed somewhat... complexly came storming out of the office.
How should one describe the woman's outfit?
A bit too youthful, and the makeup was the same, giving a somewhat strange impression.
However, the woman was noticeably overweight, and her figure gave the impression of a spinning top.
Yes!
In professional terms, it's centripetal obesity!
Or central obesity.
The typical feature of this kind of obesity is fat accumulation centered around the heart and abdomen, especially with a larger waist circumference than hip circumference!
Actually, this type of obesity carries relatively high risk.
Generally speaking, patients with centripetal obesity who have a waist circumference larger than their hip circumference are at higher risk for various complications.
