Patient's question:
A traditional Chinese medicine doctor at home told me that my endocrine is, it's not good to get pregnant. I usually have a bit abnormal menstruation.Doctor's answer:
First, many women may experience palpitations, irritability, or even agitation during this time. They might argue with colleagues or family over small matters and always appear unexcited. Sometimes, it's hard for them to control their emotions. At night, they may be woken up by chest tightness, and in severe cases, their blood pressure can spike like a sudden temper tantrum. In such situations, it's important to pay attention, as this could be a symptom of endocrine imbalance.Second, women may notice that their "monthly visitor" doesn't arrive on time. If it comes early, it's no big deal—just an inconvenience. But if it's delayed, it causes anxiety. They may become suspicious, counting the days on their fingers or wondering if the condom failed. After eagerly waiting for it like a precious gift, they find that when it's supposed to leave, its and refuses to go. At this point, it's important to seek medical attention promptly.
Third, insomnia and headaches are also symptoms of endocrine-related infertility. They primarily include symptoms such as insomnia, frequent dreams, fatigue, and headaches. No matter how many methods they try to fall asleep, they still can't. During the day, they struggle to concentrate, feel tired and drowsy, severely affecting their daily life.