Symptoms of endocrine disorders in women

People usually hear about female endocrine disorders, but they don’t know what the symptoms of female endocrine disorders are. In fact, female endocrine disorders are what Chinese medicine calls blood heat, which is a symptom of some diseases in the body caused by the stress of life. For example, symptoms such as irregular menstruation, dysmenorrhea, breast pain, etc., severe symptoms may lead to the occurrence of gynecological cancer. Below we will give you a detailed introduction to the symptoms of female endocrine disorders.

The "blood heat" mentioned in traditional Chinese medicine is the same as the "endocrine disorder" in traditional Western medicine. Therefore, there is no obvious distinction between the two and they belong to the same concept. Under the stress of modern life, many women are experiencing more and more physical discomfort. As they age, their bodies become more and more fragile. When they go to the hospital for treatment, most of them will be told that the symptoms are caused by "endocrine disorders". So what are endocrine disorders?

From a medical perspective, a healthy human body is regulated by the endocrine system, which consists of various hormones, and the nervous system, which together regulate the body's metabolism and physiological functions. The endocrine system is involved in regulating many physiological activities and life phenomena such as the human body's metabolic process, growth and development, reproductive aging, etc. It collaborates with various enzymes (biochemical enzymes) to maintain the relative stability of the human internal environment in order to adapt to complex and changeable changes inside and outside the body. Therefore, when the human endocrine system is disordered, various diseases will follow, especially in women, where the symptoms are more obvious. These are collectively referred to as endocrine disorders, which require scientific conditioning to restore balance. In addition, because women have special physiological processes such as menstruation, uterine pregnancy, and childbirth, and bear the double pressure of work and family in daily life, they are often more susceptible to external evils such as wind, cold, summer heat, dampness, and heat than other people, which leads to imbalance. And because women are more sensitive and emotionally unstable, they are easily disrupted by internal factors such as depression, impatience, anger, excessive thinking, etc., which can disrupt the circulation of qi and blood, leading to endocrine disorders and causing great trouble to their life and work. Endocrine disorders can have adverse effects on women's bodies. If similar conditions are found, medical treatment should be sought promptly.

I believe that many friends have discussed the topic of "is it better to be a woman" or "is it better to be a man", and everyone has their own views and thoughts, but it is undeniable that as a woman, the physiological problems are indeed more complicated and tedious than those of men, and the biggest difference from men is that women will be affected and influenced by women's unique physical signs such as menstruation, ovulation, conception, childbirth, breastfeeding, amenorrhea, etc. These conditions are closely related to hormones. If a woman's endocrine system is out of balance, it will manifest in various signs such as: endometriosis, irregular menstruation, dysmenorrhea, irregular menstruation, breast hyperplasia, plaques, nodules, breast pain, etc., and may even lead to the occurrence of gynecological cancers such as breast cancer and cervical cancer. It is often accompanied by the following symptoms:

1. Skin deterioration. Many yellow spots, dark complexion and pigmentation suddenly appear on the skin, which is caused by adverse stimulation from external factors when the endocrine system is unstable.

2. Have a bad temper. Menopausal women often experience irritability, mood swings, sweating, bad temper, etc., which may be caused by endocrine disorders in women.

4. Obesity. Not paying attention to dietary balance and other eating habits can also affect endocrine.

5. Infertility. The cerebral cortex cannot regulate the endocrine system properly, which leads to the disorder of normal secretion of certain hormones closely related to pregnancy, affecting pregnancy; or the endometrium is damaged and becomes unresponsive to female hormones, which reflexively affects the regulation of the endocrine system and reduces the chance of successful conception.