Patient's question:
I always get acne on my face. I went to the hospital for a thorough examination, and the doctor said it was caused by endocrine disorders. Why do endocrine disorders lead to acne?Doctor's answer:
There are many reasons that cause acne in the human body. Acne during adolescence is one of the phenomena that lead to the growth of acne in this period, resulting from the excessive secretion of oil blocking pores. Another very common phenomenon of acne is endocrine imbalance. Generally speaking, as people age, the body's endocrine system tends to be in a balanced state. However, as people age, the phenomenon of excretion may become unbalanced. The endocrine imbalance of some people may come from intergenerational inheritance. Nutritional factors are also one of the very common reasons for endocrine imbalance.