Female Hormonal Imbalance occurs when hormones rise above or drop below normal levels in the bloodstream. Hormones are chemicals produced by glands in the endocrine system that tell your cells, tissues, and organs what to do. Hormones help regulate many important functions in the body:
- mood
- body temperature
- metabolism
- heart rate
- sleep
- reproductive cycles
- growth
- stress
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Symptoms
Bloating, weight gain, fatigue, mood swings and spikes in body temperature are only some of the many symptoms of hormonal imbalance in women. Delayed or skipped periods can also be caused by hormone imbalances. These imbalances can impact personal comfort, focus, health, work performance, and relationships with loved ones
Causes
Women often experience hormonal imbalance at predictable and naturally occurring points in their lives (menstruation, puberty, pregnancy and menopause). Certain medical conditions, lifestyle habits, environmental conditions, and endocrine gland malfunctions can be other causes of hormonal imbalance in females. Endocrine glands are cells located throughout the body that generate, store, and unleash hormones into the bloodstream
Diagnosis
A single, all-inclusive female hormone imbalance test does not exist. Your doctor will start with a routine medical exam, inquire about your symptoms, and may recommend the following tests to diagnose hormonal
Treatment
Treatment for hormonal imbalances is determined by the specific cause and highly tailored to each woman. Each female may require a different regimen of treatment. Medical treatments and lifestyle changes show the best long-term results
