How does a woman react to low androgens

It is said that soybeans contain male hormones because androgens promote biological strength, and its ** is added by fertilization when crops grow.

Saying that it contains estrogen is that the nutritional structure of soybeans itself is similar to estrogen, however, it is a two-way street, when your own estrogen is high, it helps you come down, and when you are deficient in estrogen, it helps you replenish.

In addition, you have to reduce the male hormone, the only drug is diane35, which has the only progesterone in it that can fight androgens.

But it is a hormonal drug, do not touch it easily.

You first go for a blood draw to check if you really have too much male hormones.

The main manifestations of low estrogen: itching, **ant walking sensation; Hot flashes and sweating, frequent insomnia, anxiety, irritability, depression, and even loss of confidence in life.

Suggestions: Oral administration of Jinchao'an, two sachets a day, and insisting on taking it for a period of time can fundamentally balance the hormone level in the body and restore its estrogen to normal.

In addition, eat more soybeans, lentils, cereals, wheat, black rice, fennel, sunflower seeds, onions and other foods containing phytoestrogens. These foods contain a lot of phytoestrogens.

1. Slow development:

Low estrogen may lead to slow female growth, usually manifested as delayed development of secondary sexual characteristics, late menarche, etc., which has a greater impact on adolescent women.

2. Hot flashes: When a woman's own estrogen is too low, it will induce hot flashes, such as suddenly feeling a feeling of heat, extending from the chest to the face, thus causing sweating and palpitation, and the situation mostly occurs at night, and sometimes after waking up, it will sweat profusely.

3. Back pain:

Back pain caused by low estrogen spreads to both sides of the spine, lessens when lying down or sitting, worsens after standing for a long time, and worsens when bending, exercising, and coughing.

4. Endocrine disorders:

Low estrogen may lead to endocrine disorders in women, usually manifested as irregular menstruation, menstrual disorders, etc., which have a greater impact on normal ovulation.

It has a greater impact on girls who are preparing for pregnancy, and it will also be accompanied by poor sleep quality, greater emotional fluctuations, and dullness and roughness.

5. Fetal growth retardation:

Low estrogen may cause fetal growth retardation in pregnant women, and fetal arrest or miscarriage in women with more severe symptoms.

6. Osteoporosis:

Postmenopausal women are more likely to develop osteoporosis because estrogen levels drop dramatically after menopause, and the affected bones become lighter, more brittle, and more prone to fractures.

Obviously, the huge role of estrogen in a woman's life is irreplaceable by any hormone. It controls the life cycle of women, and women's periodic menstruation, women's fertility, and women's unique plump posture are inseparable from it. One can imagine how low estrogen levels can affect women.

So, what are the symptoms of low estrogen in women? Women can check the symptoms to see if they have an imbalance in estrogen levels, and if so, then they should supplement estrogen in time!

1. Hot flashes. Unprovoked, the sensation of heat spreads rapidly from the chest to the face and upper limbs, sometimes accompanied by palpitations and sweating. There are also patients who have hot flashes at night, often waking up in the middle of the night, sweating profusely, hot flashes and night sweats, all of which occur due to estrogen deficiency.

2. Heart palpitations. To put it simply, it is panic, which menopausal women often have, and it is quite inexplicable, and it takes a long time to gradually calm down. Repeated ECGs, 24-hour ECGs, and even treadmill exercise tests show that everything is normal, usually with sinus tachycardia at the time of the attack.

3. Abnormal mental state.

Women with low estrogen are prone to poor mental state symptoms such as anxiety, depression, irritability, irritability, crying, and fatigue. Moreover, the serious patient also has a sense of ant walking, which looks like there are groups of ants crawling around, but after examination, it is found that there is no abnormality. Pure balance.

4. Back pain.

This is a symptom of osteoporosis in menopausal women, and this soreness is also mostly caused by constant tension in the erector spinae muscles. If osteoporosis continues to develop, there is a risk of an osteoporotic fracture.

Low estrogen may be related to a variety of factors, which may be caused by bad lifestyle habits, such as patients who do not pay attention to rest for a long time and often stay up late, which will lead to endocrine disorders, resulting in a decrease in estrogen secretion; It may also be caused by some systemic diseases, such as diabetes, ovarian cysts, etc., which can also lead to a decrease in estrogen secretion.

Symptoms of low estrogen: back pain, pain that spreads along the spine to both sides, pain that decreases when lying on the back or in a sitting position, pain that worsens when standing upright or when standing for a long time, pain that is mild during the day, worse when waking up at night and early in the morning, and worse when bending over, muscle movement, coughing, and straining to stool.