How to regulate high luteinizing hormone

Progesterone is a hormone. If it is too high, it is mainly caused by female endocrine disorders, which will affect female ovarian function and even cause infertility. It can be replaced by certain hormone drugs. In daily life, you should eat more fruits and vegetables, exercise moderately, drink more water, and maintain an optimistic and cheerful attitude.

The high level of luteinizing hormone is mainly caused by endocrine disorders in women. Once the endocrine system is out of balance, it will affect the ovarian dysfunction, the maturation of follicles, and ovulation disorders. If you want to balance your luteinizing hormone, you can use Chinese medicine for conditioning.

Instead of using hormone drugs for substitution, during the period of taking the medicine, even if the body returns to "normal", it is an illusion forced by exogenous hormones, rather than the body's endocrine system returning to normal operation. Hormonal drugs will only make your endocrine disorder progressively worse. The more hormonal drugs you take, the more difficult it will be to cure the disease.

High levels of luteinizing hormone are related to endocrine disorders, which can cause ovarian dysfunction and imbalance in the secretion of estrogen and progesterone levels, affecting the development of follicles, leading to ovulation disorders, and may also cause infertility.

What should you eat if your luteinizing hormone is high? Dietary adjustment: If your luteinizing hormone is high, you should eat foods that contain less crude fiber and muscle fiber, such as rice and pasta, and it is best to cut them into small pieces. People who eat soft food for a long time should pay attention to supplementing vitamin C, eat more vegetables and fruits, drink more water, strengthen physical exercise, and engage in outdoor sports. If medication is used, it is best to use Chinese medicine for symptomatic treatment. Do not take hormone drugs. Hormonal drugs cannot alleviate the condition, but may aggravate it.

Female endocrine disorders mainly include ovulation disorders, amenorrhea caused by endocrine factors, polycystic ovary syndrome, thyroid and other diseases. Therefore, to regulate endocrine disorders, it is necessary to understand the cause of the disease and carry out symptomatic treatment.