How to treat men's endocrine disorders?

If you have endocrine disorders, your entire body will have some problems and there will be no way to achieve balance. Moreover, nowadays, more male friends suffer from endocrine disorders. After all, the pressure of life and career is relatively high, so you must pay special attention to your diet and supplement with adequate nutrients. Today we will learn about how to treat male endocrine disorders.

(1) For hyperfunction, one or more of the following methods can be used for treatment.

①Surgical removal of endocrine tumors, or removal of most of the hyperplastic endocrine glands.

② Use radiation or oral isotopes to destroy hyperfunctioning tumors or hyperplastic glands, such as radiotherapy for pituitary tumors and oral isotope iodine for hyperthyroidism.

③ Use drugs to inhibit hormone synthesis, such as using antithyroid drugs to inhibit the synthesis of thyroid hormone.

④ Use hormones to inhibit the secretion and production of corresponding troponins to achieve the purpose of treating hyperfunction, such as using glucocorticoids to inhibit the pituitary gland from producing adrenocorticotropic hormone to treat congenital adrenal hyperplasia.

⑤ Use drugs to counteract the physiological effects of a certain hormone so that it cannot play its original role. For example, spironolactone can counteract the effect of aldosterone on the kidney's retention of sodium and excretion of potassium, thus treating aldosteronism.

(2) For those with diminished endocrine function, the principle is to supplement the deficiency. The following methods can be used.

① To supplement the amount needed by the human body under normal circumstances, that is, to supplement the physiological dose of hormones. For example, thyroid hormone is supplemented for hypothyroidism, hydrocortisone is supplemented for adrenal cortex hypofunction, and insulin is used to treat diabetes due to insulin deficiency.

②Use superphysiological doses to supplement temporary hormone deficiency. For example, patients with acute adrenocortical insufficiency should be given a large amount of hydrocortisone. For patients with chronic adrenocortical insufficiency who have undergone surgery, trauma, or severe infection, the dose of hydrocortisone should be increased, and then reduced to the original dose after recovery.

③ Organ transplantation, that is, transplanting another person's endocrine organs to produce hormones for the patient. In recent years, pancreas transplantation or pancreatic islet transplantation has been used to treat diabetes, and pituitary transplantation has been used to treat hypopituitarism. These methods are still in the exploratory research stage and cannot be widely used at present.

(3) Traditional Chinese medicine treatment. According to the principle of syndrome differentiation and treatment in traditional Chinese medicine, patients with hyperfunction should pay more attention to yin-nourishing treatment, while patients with hypofunction often show symptoms of qi and blood deficiency, kidney deficiency, etc., and should be given blood-tonifying and qi-tonifying, kidney-tonifying treatments to improve their condition.

The above article introduces in detail how men's endocrine disorders should be treated. The best way is to use traditional Chinese medicine, because after all, traditional Chinese medicine can regulate from the inside out, which will reduce the possibility of recurrence. The effect is relatively slow, so you have to persist. Generally, one course of treatment is one or two months.