Patient's question:
When my period comes, it hurts very badly, it comes earlier, and it doesn't stop completely. Last week, I went to the hospital for a check-up, and the doctor said I have endocrine disorders. If I don't regulate it in time, it may affect future fertility issues. What factors or causes could have led to this? Onset time: Test results:Doctor's answer:
Endocrine disorders are an important factor in infertility, with 15% to 25% of women experiencing infertility due to endocrine factors. The endocrine system regulates the body's metabolism and physiological functions through the secretion of various hormones, working together with the nervous system, to achieve balance. If the body's balance is disrupted, it can lead to endocrine disorders. Irregular menstruation and prolonged bleeding are caused by luteal phase defect. It is recommended that you seek medical treatment promptly to regulate your endocrine system. Wishing you a speedy recovery!