What are the symptoms of low estrogen and menstrual volume?

As we all know, estrogen is very important to women's physical health. If the estrogen level is low, there will be many impacts. One of them is that it will lead to a decrease in menstrual volume. Conversely, if female friends find that the menstrual volume has decreased, it may be due to low estrogen.

1. Will low estrogen cause less menstrual flow?

Many women do not know why they have light menstrual flow. After examination, they find that it is caused by endocrine disorders, low estrogen levels, and thin endometrium. So how can endocrine disorders cause light menstrual flow, thin endometrium, and low estrogen levels?

Experts explained that the human body has an endocrine system that secretes various hormones and works together with the nervous system to regulate the body's metabolism and physiological functions. Under normal circumstances, various hormones are kept in balance. If this balance is disrupted for some reason (too much or too little of a certain hormone), this will cause endocrine disorders and lead to corresponding clinical manifestations. Endocrine disorders refer to a certain hormone imbalance, and menstrual irregularity is one of them. Low estrogen secretion, thin endometrium, and scanty menstruation are some of the many conditions of endocrine disorders. We must first clarify the causes of endocrine disorders and low estrogen levels. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that women's kidney yin is damaged due to long-term fatigue, surgery, serious illness, malnutrition, etc. The liver stores blood and the kidneys store essence. Essence and blood have the same origin. If you have scanty menstruation, you should also start with diet and exercise. You should develop good eating habits, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, high-protein foods, drink plenty of water, and replenish the water needed by the body. At the same time, you should participate in various sports and exercises to strengthen your physical fitness and have a scientific life routine.

2. For girls who have just had their first menstruation, the secretion of female hormones in their bodies has not yet reached a completely balanced and stable state, so the amount of menstrual blood is not much, and menstruation is often advanced or delayed. These are all normal phenomena. After forming a regular menstrual cycle and a relatively stable amount of menstruation, female friends may experience temporary endocrine disorders if they experience emotional tension, stress, changes in the environment, or sudden stimulation, etc., which may reduce estrogen secretion and cause less or more menstrual flow. However, as long as the above factors disappear, menstruation can return to normal.

3. If the amount of menstrual blood continues to decrease after the menstrual cycle has stabilized, and it is not caused by nutritional deficiencies, and at the same time you find that your body is not developing well, such as: your breasts and buttocks are not obviously raised, you should be alert and go to the hospital for examination in time to check whether the estrogen level is normal. If you find that your estrogen level is low, you need to find out the reason. Many cases are caused by diseases of the endocrine system.

4. Low estrogen can lead to more than 150 different symptoms, such as breast dysplasia, irregular menstruation, irregular menstruation, amenorrhea, infertility, sexual indifference, dry, dark yellow and rough skin, wrinkles, chloasma, menopausal syndrome, arteriosclerosis, osteoporosis, etc. According to statistics, Chinese women will experience a decrease in estrogen after the age of 35, which can easily lead to endocrine disorders in women and early entry into menopause. The main manifestations are:

1. Menstrual disorders, sexual difficulties, and even inability to have sex, which directly leads to infertility;

2. Dry and itchy skin, and a sense of ants on the skin;

3. Hot flashes, sweating, frequent insomnia, anxiety, irritability, depression, and even loss of confidence in life;

4. Physical health problems may occur, such as dizziness, headache, fatigue, back and joint pain, symptoms of osteoporosis, memory loss, palpitations, blood pressure fluctuations, and urinary system discomfort.