What does female hormone imbalance mean?

Androgens are the collective name for estrogen and luteinizing hormone in the body. Due to the existence of male hormones, women will show "femininity" and have the clinical symptoms that beauties should have. If the male hormone is abnormal, not only will the woman lose her "femininity", but it will also cause a variety of gynecological diseases. According to doctors, after a woman's hormones are out of balance, the body will show the following various symptoms, which I hope will alert everyone.

One is irregular menstruation, which everyone is familiar with. Hormonal imbalance leads to ovarian disorders, which in turn causes estrogen and luteinizing hormone to act on the uterine wall, resulting in abnormal menstrual cycles. Therefore, if a woman's hormones are out of balance, it will inevitably cause irregular menstruation.

Second, it is very easy to sweat. Because of the reduction of ovaries, the autonomic nervous system function is disordered and the human body will experience various discomforts. For example, sweating is more common. The first symptom is fever. In addition to the back, it will flow from the chest to the neck, and then spread to the whole body, and then it will be sudden sweating.

Third, symptoms such as dizziness, palpitations, and fatigue may occur, and last from tens of seconds to several minutes. The frequency of the attacks ranges from more than 20 times a day to once or twice a week. If you find it, you need to check it out immediately.

Fourth, it is very easy to experience irritability, insomnia, memory loss and other conditions. After hormone imbalance, ovarian failure, autonomic nervous system disorder, therefore, will manifest in depression, easy to get angry, love temper, will also appear insomnia, memory loss, lack of concentration and other symptoms.

Five are symptoms of osteoporosis. After hormonal imbalance, estrogen deficiency not only affects women's normal daily life, but may also cause calcium loss due to estrogen deficiency, leading to osteoporosis.