Functions and roles of the ovaries

Why are some women more feminine at 40 than at 30? Why do some women have shiny and delicate skin, graceful figures, unparalleled charm, attractive demeanor, and healthy physical and mental charm? Why do some women have rough skin, fat waists and loose bellies, chloasma, flat breasts, constant gynecological diseases, insomnia and irritability? Why is the age of menopause for women 10-20 years apart? Why do women also have menopause? All these mysterious changes are due to women's physiological characteristics, and the protagonist is the uterus and ovaries.

Key functions of uterus and ovaries:

One is to cause the egg cell and ovulation period, reflecting its reproductive function;

The other is to produce and secrete more than 20 kinds of hormones and growth factors such as estrogen, estrogen, and testosterone, which control more than 400 positions of nine major systems such as musculoskeletal, immune, reproductive, and nervous systems, and maintain the youth and charm of these organs. If the ovaries fail and develop symptoms, it may cause:

1. Urinary system: irregular menstruation, vaginal atrophy and dryness, low ovulation rate, sexual dysfunction and sexual frigidity, etc.;

2. Green plants central nervous system: hot flashes, anger, depression, insomnia, etc.

3. Body shape: gaining weight, sagging belly, drooping buttocks, hunchback and waist, etc.

4. Skin and hair: dryness, loss of elasticity, hair loss, and reduced gloss;

5. Reduced immunity: prone to fever, cold, infection, inflammation or special diseases, etc.;

6. Endocrine system: aortic atherosclerosis such as myocardial ischemia and myocardial infarction;

7. Urinary and reproductive system: urethral orifice contraction, polyuria, frequent urination, urgency, urinary incontinence, etc.;

8. Bones: cervical spondylosis, rheumatism, arthritis, osteoporosis, etc.;

9. Digestive tract: gastrointestinal discomfort, poor appetite, constipation, etc.

Changes in the uterus and ovaries: The uterus and ovaries are a pair of prostate glands located in the female pelvis. The uterine and ovarian tissues are composed of cortex and medulla. The cortex is on the surface, which contains countless primitive ovaries and dense connective tissue; the medulla is in the center, has no ovaries, contains loose connective tissue and rich blood vessels, nerves, lymphatic vessels, etc. As we age, a series of changes occur in the uterus and ovaries.