What effect does hyperthyroidism have to menstruation

Hyperthyroidism is hyperthyroidism, which affects menstruation in many ways, including menstrual cycle disorders, menstrual volume changes, amenorrhea, and other menstrual discomfort symptoms. First, hyperthyroidism may lead to menstrual cycle disorders. Excessive thyroid hormone secretion affects the endocrine balance in women, making menstrual cycles irregular and may occur early or late. Secondly, menstrual volume may also change. Some patients may experience reduced menstrual volume because hyperthyroidism affects normal ovarian function, resulting in abnormal estrogen secretion. Furthermore, severe hyperthyroidism may even cause amenorrhea. When hyperthyroidism is severe and prolonged, the disruption of the reproductive endocrine system is more pronounced, resulting in prolonged periods without menstruation. In addition, hyperthyroidism patients may also be accompanied by other menstrual related discomfort symptoms, such as increased dysmenorrhea. This is due to hormone imbalance and metabolic abnormalities in the body caused by a combination of factors. In short, hyperthyroidism on menstruation is more complex and diverse, specific manifestations vary from person to person. If a woman has abnormal menstruation and is suffering from hyperthyroidism, she should seek medical attention promptly, actively treat hyperthyroidism, and pay attention to changes in menstrual conditions so that appropriate measures can be taken to improve menstrual conditions.