What diseases lead to amenorrhea

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Mom hasn't been on holiday for five months. After finding out amenorrhea, after the doctor's timely treatment, now the condition is gradually improving. For which diseases lead to amenorrhea, let me tell you.

What diseases lead to amenorrhea

First, nutritional deficiency, especially the lack of protein and vitamin, can reduce the function of endocrine glands. Pituitary synthesis and secretion of gonadotropin are most easily inhibited. At the same time, it can also reduce the response of target organs to hormones, such as the sensitivity of endometrium to sex hormones, causing amenorrhea. The main reason is improper diet, such as partial diet, picky food, so that the protein, lipid, vitamin intake in food is insufficient.

Second: if amenorrhea does not last long, or occasionally occurs, you can review whether there are special circumstances recently, such as mental stimulation, excessive tension, fatigue, environmental changes, cold stimulation, malnutrition, etc. These changes in external factors can sometimes inhibit the function of the central nervous system, thereby reducing the secretion of pituitary gonadotropin and causing amenorrhea.

Third: whether you have some diseases, such as gynecological diseases, endometrial tuberculosis, intrauterine adhesions caused by repeated curettage, polycystic ovary, premature ovarian failure, etc.; endocrine system diseases, amenorrhea and galactorrhea syndrome, hypothalamic pituitary dysfunction; systemic wasting diseases, such as severe anemia, tuberculosis, tumor, etc., all of which may cause secondary amenorrhea.

matters needing attention

Atresia of lower genital tract. If the cervix, vagina, hymen, part of the labia minora, congenital atresia, or acquired damage caused by adhesion atresia, of course, there is a menstrual cycle of menstrual blood, but not leakage. This condition is called implicit or pseudo amenorrhea. Lower genital atresia, after treatment, can be completely cured.