Excessive weight loss exercise can easily lead to amenorrhea

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Many women have experienced amenorrhea, but some amenorrhea is caused by pathological reasons, which is usually called secondary amenorrhea. However, many people do not know much about secondary amenorrhea. So, what is secondary amenorrhea? Secondary amenorrhea refers to women who have regular menstruation, but later stop menstruating for more than 6 months due to some pathological reasons.

During the rigorous and serious training of athletes, many of them will have irregular menstruation, and some even stop having menstrual periods completely. Especially for young girls, when they exercise a lot, the proportion of menstrual abnormalities is even greater, and they are often manifested as delayed menarche, irregular menstrual cycles, and secondary amenorrhea.

Surveys show that among athletes with irregular menstruation, about 20% suffer from irregular menstruation, while among ballet dancers and swimmers, the rate can reach 60%-80%, and among long-distance runners, the rate can reach 90%.

This type of amenorrhea is exercise-induced amenorrhea, which belongs to hypothalamic amenorrhea. It is the body's response to strong external stimulation. Vigorous exercise is a strong stimulus. Under stress, the body's hormone secretion is suppressed, resulting in a decrease in gonadotropin secretion, which causes amenorrhea.

Losing weight is very common in life. Many people want to lose weight in order to have a better figure. However, many people control their weight by exercising, which is often the cause of amenorrhea caused by excessive exercise. About half of these patients can recover by eliminating the cause of the disease, and another 1/4 of them can be cured by using ovulation-inducing drugs. Of course, there is also a possibility that endocrine disorders may cause amenorrhea in women.