Thyroiditis can lead to irregular menstruation

Menstruation disorder refers to menstrual disorders. Thyroiditis is not a cause of menstrual disorders. Generally, it needs to be analyzed in combination with the actual situation.

If thyroiditis patients intervene as early as possible to reduce the stimulation of inflammatory substances on the thyroid gland, it does not affect the normal secretion of thyroid hormones, and will not affect ovarian function. At this time, it generally does not lead to menstrual disorders. If thyroiditis patients do not follow the doctor's advice for treatment, it will seriously affect the normal function of the thyroid gland, causing abnormal hormone levels in the body and unable to maintain periodic shedding of the endometrium.