Patient's question:
Hormonal imbalance. Can I still have children?Doctor's answer:
▲ Physiological Factors: The hormones of the human endocrine glands can maintain physiological balance, but these growth regulators are generally disrupted with age. This is why the younger one is, the less likely endocrine issues become a concern. However, as one grows older, more attention needs to be paid to them. Some people's endocrine disorders stem from genetics.▲ Nutritional Factors: The human body must have sufficient and appropriate nutrition to maintain normal physiological functions. Otherwise, endocrine problems and other issues may arise.
▲ Emotional Factors: Psychology is also an important factor or cause. We must endure pressure from all sides, and every kind of stress requires full mental alertness to cope with, making it difficult to fully relax. This state of tension and emotional changes reflect on the nervous system, leading to disrupted hormone secretion, commonly known as endocrine disorders.
▲ Environmental Factors: Severe environmental pollution is undoubtedly responsible for endocrine disorders in women. Some chemical substances in the air, after entering the human body through various channels, undergo a series of chemical reactions, resulting in endocrine disorders. This can cause issues such as menstrual irregularities, endometrial hyperplasia, and many other problems in women.