As a network of glands, the endocrine system is responsible for producing and maintaining hormonal requirements for different body functions. Whether it’s about giving strength to convert calories into energy for organs and cells or controlling heart beat, tissue and bone growth, the endocrine system needs to work well throughout a human life. The system is also crucial to avoid diabetes, sexual dysfunction, growth, thyroid and various other hormonal disorders. Its feedback system is responsible to balance hormones in the bloodstream. If the body is having any sort of deficiency, the system would send signals to the respective gland(s) so that the problem can be solved immediately. Usually, hormonal imbalance occurs when the system loses its efficiency to maintain the right level of hormones, thus causing the person to suffer from different problems. Sometimes, the hormonal level becomes higher or sometimes it gets lower. A person should diagnose the root cause of his/her problem by considering the following causes:
- Improper functioning of the endocrine feedback system
- Infection
- Disease
- Genetic disorder
- Tumor in a gland- that doesn’t spread to other body parts
- Injury to a gland
Types of Endocrine Disorders According to numerous researches and scientific studies, there are different type
