What causes endocrine levels to become lowered?
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The hypothalamus in the brain controls the pituitary gland, which releases hormones that often affect the release of other hormones by other endocrine glands. \n\nMost of the time, however, it's a direct response to the conditions in the body and environment. For instance, when your brain preceives that you are in danger, you get the fight-or-flight response. Your adrenal glands release epinephrine, aka adrenaline, which speeds up your heart rate and gets you ready for action.
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it may be your hormones changing as you get older things change, my mom went through the same thing and found it just to be stress and aging. she found the best thing that worked was proactive!
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You're either pregnant or your hormones are going through a rebound effect where they have been suppressed for a while and now they are in overdrive to get back to normal.
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Strain, Hormonal imbalance, cancer etc etc.....and sometimes pregnancy!
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During puberty, blood levels of luteinising hormone and follicle-stimulating hormone increase and produce the typical physiological and psychological changes observed during these years: growth spurt, breast development, pubic and under-arm  hair and menstruation. During menopause, there is a decreased production of estrogen and progesterone resulting in: hot flashes, reduced fertility, changes in menstrual periods, urinary and genital changes as well as changes in sexual function and psychological changes.
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Did you not decrease the dose on a a gradual scale?  Taking anything out of your body/system is likely to cause withdrawal.  You need to consult with the doctor!
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it's caused by hormonal receptors in the different parts of the body, they are sensitive to hormones like testosterone and others, the hormonal concentration varies in lifetime.
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Insulin resistance, excessive androgen production, hypothyroidism, hyperprolactinemia, cushings disease.  I think I read that it is also caused from a genetic mutation Syndrome X.  Not for sure on the last one.
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estrogen levels drop dramatically. this causes a huge effect on bone density. estrogen encourages the build up of bone, so with out it, bone loss accelerates. so in the first 5 years after menopause, bone loss is very accelerated, then levels off to slow rate of decline (thebody gets used to the new levels).
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While hormone therapy will help, if you want to go totally natural, get yourself checked out for hyperinsulinemia.  Estrogen helps keep a high insulin condition under control - somehow.  Now that your estrogen producers are gone, insulin can go wild.  Are you gaining weight too?  That may be a symptom.  \n\ncheck out www.hufa.org regarding hyperinsulinemia and some of its other effects.
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Maybe your hormones are messed up.
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Minerals, mainly calcium.  \n\nFrom a website:\nMinerals from food intake (eg, calcium, magnesium, phosphorus) are transported from the digestive system via the blood and absorbed (taken up) by the bones. The rate at which they are absorbed is regulated by hormones (estrogens).\n \nWhen there is already a lack of hormones in the body, these minerals "leak out" of the cells back into the bloodstream. The result is that the bone may start to become porous (full of holes), and waste away.\n\n Women with lowered estrogen levels may have an increased risk of developing Osteoporosis. This may occur as the result of a hysterectomy (removal of the uterus) where the ovaries have also been removed, or as part of the normal aging process.\n\nThe disease can also develop as a result of disorders where there is excess production of adrenal or thyroid hormones.
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You're going to need to take thyroxin or another hormone replacement drug.  See an endocrinologist.
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I am no doctor, but I believe that endocrine system diseases are caused by internal factors. However, there are diseases that could have a negative effect on the endocrine system. \n\nCheck this site for more info: http://www.answers.com/endocrine+system&r=67
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could be pregnant, could just be the changes in your life--more/less stress, more/less exercise, more/less eating, different women your around, more/less sex, more/less drugs or alcohol
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it is due to an increase in hormone release that happens during periods
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hypothyroidism slows down metabolism, which slows alot of functions including digestive process.