Medical Conditions - Endocrine Disorders

PMOS refers to a woman's health condition causing fluctuations in hormones, impacts on weight, skin, mental and metabolic health, and the reproductive system.

The endocrine system produces and regulates hormones, and endocrine system illnesses influence its function, leading to disorders.

Pregnancy often results in endocrine disorders. Most endocrine disorders that are present at birth, if under control, have little effect on maternal morbidity.

Genetic mutations that cause inherited endocrine disorders interfere with the synthesis and control of hormones, leading to various symptoms.

Decreased estrogen levels in the body cause hot flashes. This, in turn, causes the body's thermostat to be more sensitive.

The endocrine system comprises organs and tissues that secrete hormones, natural chemicals that help the body function.

Endocrine pathologies can play a significant role in the onset and progression of metabolic disorders.

Recent advancements in molecular diagnostics for endocrine diseases involve the use of techniques like next-generation sequencing (NGS) and molecular imaging.