Menstrual disorders in women stay up easily

This disorder leads to a series of endocrine function disorders, which in turn affects a woman's ovulation cycle.

Once the ovulation cycle is interrupted, it may appear irregular menstruation, then makes the progesterone secretion imbalances.

The sudden emergence of bags, complexion dark face ...

Is in the habit of staying up late women's pain. However, for a long time regular life not only makes women look older, but also bring about many diseases.

Women are not regular life will bring diseases

It is reported that often disrupt biological clock stay up woman appeared the odds of menstruation is the rest of the 2 times, dysmenorrhea, mood fluctuations.

But Harvard Medical School and Brigham Women's Hospital in Boston, the experts say, regular night work of women suffering from cancer of the female ratio is the day shift; the 1.5 times and on the night shift more that the greater the risk.

Female long stay up late or insomnia will change the body of the original clock, causing the body life rhythm disorder occurs.

Female long stay up raised body disorders

This disorder leads to a series of endocrine function disorders, which in turn affects a woman's ovulation cycle.

Once the ovulation cycle is interrupted, it may appear irregular menstruation, then makes the progesterone secretion imbalances. While some women with a high incidence of tumors, such as uterine fibroids, uterine endometrial lesions, breast disease, and the secretion of estrogen and progesterone are closely related to the exception.

Therefore, the female friends can stay up as far as possible, don't go on.

It is to survive and the days to come back as far as possible the sleep patch, while demand to regulate their own biological clock. If the body adapt to the "black" life, daytime sleep quality is also guaranteed, endocrine, adverse effects on human health will be reduced accordingly. Moreover, the female friends should insist on every 3-6 months measuring hormone levels, so that once found, early treatment.

(Edit: Zheng Yan internships, MD)