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What are the reasons for poor uterine development? The following mainly discusses three aspects, mainly including premature ovarian failure, polycystic ovary syndrome and thyroid cysts, and adrenal dysfunction. So what are the harms of having a poorly developed uterus? How can we solve this problem? Let’s take a look at its damage and coping methods below!

Reasons for poor uterine development

There are many reasons for poor uterine development, the most common of which are polycystic ovaries, abnormal estrogen and progesterone levels, and low follicle-stimulating hormone levels. Western medicine often says that poor uterine development, failure to ovulate normally, or poor quality of the eggs discharged will all affect normal pregnancy. Because only when the uterus is fully developed can it function perfectly. In order to effectively cure this symptom, we need to first find the cause of the disease and treat it with medication.

1. Premature ovarian failure

Some women have poor uterine development due to premature ovarian failure. The patient initially has normal menstruation, and even has a history of pregnancy, but then the menstrual flow is scanty until complete menopause. This type of patient has exhausted the eggs in the uterus and ovaries, and it is impossible to use ovulation-inducing drugs to develop the uterus, or although there are initial eggs, they have no response to gonadotropins.

2. Polycystic ovarian syndrome

Suffering from polycystic ovary is one of the reasons for poor uterine development. Polycystic ovary syndrome is the most common cause of anovulation in women. The characteristics of its uterus and ovaries are that the ovarian volume is enlarged and there are many eggs, but they cannot grow and develop fully. Therefore, drugs are needed to promote uterine development.

3. Pituitary gland problems

One of the reasons for poor ovarian development is the common diseases that cause abnormal ovulation, including pituitary prolactinoma, hyperprolactinuria, and Sheehan syndrome. High prolactin levels can inhibit ovulation.

4. Hypothalamic-pituitary anovulation: primary organic factors, primary multifunctional factors, secondary organic diseases, and secondary multifunctional factors.

5. Ovulation disorders caused by thyroid cysts and abnormal adrenal function.

Is there a correlation between poor uterine development and thyroid cysts?

Ovulation disorders caused by thyroid cysts and abnormal adrenal function are one of the reasons for poor uterine development. In some women, poor uterine development is related to thyroid cyst problems.

Abnormal adrenal gland function: The adrenal gland is an endocrine gland related to life. Adrenal growth hormone has a feedback effect on both the brain and the pituitary gland, thereby regulating the release of adrenaline-stimulating factors and the secretion of adrenaline. If the adrenal gland function is abnormal, it will cause endocrine imbalance and prevent women from ovulating normally.

Abnormal thyroid hormone: There are two situations in which thyroid hormone is abnormal. One is that the function of the thyroid gland is not high and too little thyroid hormone is converted. People with hypothyroidism burn calories more slowly and have a slower metabolic rate. Second, when the thyroid gland is full of function, it will release too much thyroxine into the blood, accelerating the body's metabolic process. So what are the main manifestations of abnormal thyroid hormone in daily life? If the effect is more excited, the main manifestations are increased appetite, weight loss, easy excitement, fear of high temperature, tremors, etc.; if the effect is reduced, fear of cold, weight gain, poor appetite, memory loss, etc.