Beware of the 8 adverse consequences of endocrine disorders

Consequence 1: Insomnia and headache

Insomnia, dreaminess, fatigue, headache. I tried all the hypnotic methods at night, but my eyes were still blurry. Inability to concentrate and drowsiness during the day seriously affect daily life.

Consequence 2: Skin aging

The skin becomes loose, the fair skin becomes rough, the pores become larger and larger, and even spots appear to cause trouble. What appears in the mirror is a standard "yellow-faced woman".

Consequence 3: Irregular menstruation

"Old friends" never show up on time, either early or late. It's okay if it's earlier, at most you'll be caught off guard, but if it's later you'll feel uneasy, counting the days on your fingers suspiciously, or wondering if there's something wrong with the condom. I finally waited for it to come, but found that when it was time to leave, it was dragging its feet and refused to leave.

Consequence 4: Irritability and chest tightness

You feel anxious, angry, easily agitated or even manic. You will quarrel with colleagues or family members over trivial matters. You always look "unhappy" and sometimes find it difficult to control your emotions. You will be woken up by chest tightness during sleep at night. In severe cases, your blood pressure will also rise, just like your temper.

Consequence 5: Obesity

"Drinking water will make you fat" may be due to endocrine disorders. Eating too much high-calorie, high-fat food, not paying attention to dietary balance and other eating habits will affect the endocrine system.

Consequence 6: Breast pain and breast hyperplasia

The main cause is endocrine disorders. More importantly, the secretion of estrogen promotes the growth and development of the breast. Therefore, once the endocrine system is out of balance or disordered, breast hyperplasia and breast cancer are likely to occur.

Consequence 7: Gynecological diseases

Endometriosis, irregular menstruation, dysmenorrhea, and menstrual disorders are all gynecological endocrine diseases, and some breast diseases are also related to endocrine disorders.

Consequence 8: Infertility

Endocrine disorders cause the cerebral cortex to fail to regulate endocrine, or damage the endometrium, making it unresponsive to female hormones, which reflexively affects endocrine regulation and reduces the chances of successful conception.