Is delayed menstruation related to thyroid disease?

Is delayed menstruation related to thyroid disease?

Delayed menstruation may be related to thyroid disease, but it may also be caused by physiological menstrual disorders, gynecological diseases and other factors.

1. Thyroid disease: Some thyroid diseases may affect the functioning of the endocrine system and damage ovarian tissue due to poor antibody immunity, leading to delayed menstruation, reduced menstruation, and amenorrhea. Common ones include chronic lymphocytic thyroiditis, toxic diffuse goiter, hypothyroidism, etc.

2. Physiological menstrual disorders: abnormal emotions, cold stimulation, excessive dieting, heavy smoking and drinking, etc., may all lead to physiological menstrual disorders. Physiological menstrual disorders are mainly manifested as abnormal menstrual cycles or bleeding, such as dysmenorrhea, reduced menstruation, delayed menstruation, amenorrhea, etc.

3. Gynecological diseases: They may also be related to gynecological organic lesions. Common diseases include polycystic ovary syndrome and premature ovarian failure.

In addition to the above three factors, it is also related to pituitary diseases, such as congenital pituitary lesions, pituitary tumors, etc. It is recommended to see a doctor first, clarify the specific cause, and choose a suitable treatment plan. During the treatment of the disease, pay attention to the cleanliness of the private parts and maintain an optimistic and cheerful attitude.