Chronic low-grade inflammation mediators, such as IL-1 and IL-18, play a key role in the development of polycystic ovary syndrome, potentially aiding in treatment through inhibition or control of related pathways.

Pathophysiological roles of chronic low‐grade inflammation mediators in polycystic ovary syndrome

Proper hormonal balance throughout women's life stages positively impacts the central nervous system, regulating mood, behavior, and cognitive abilities.

Steroid Hormones and Their Action in Women's Brains: The Importance of Hormonal Balance

Compound B shows remarkable therapeutic potential for female hormonal disorders, with potential for drug repurposing and fast screening of drug-like molecules.

Computational Assessment of Aromatase: Unmasking Therapeutic Avenues for Female Hormonal Disorders

Hormone-based contraception disrupts hormonal balance, threatening women's health and requiring an anthropological integration of sexuality for optimal health and autonomy.

Women's health, hormonal balance, and personal autonomy

Machine learning techniques, such as K-Nearest Neighbor and Random Forest, can effectively predict polycystic ovary syndrome with less log-loss and more accuracy than other methods.

Comparative Study of Machine Learning Algorithms for Prediction Of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome

Hypothalamic amenorrhea, caused by psychological stress, excessive exercise, or disordered eating, can lead to estrogen deficiency in young premenopausal women, affecting various systems and potentially leading to long-term health consequences.

Hypothalamic Amenorrhea and the Long-Term Health Consequences

The developed device accurately detects hormonal imbalance in women by testing saliva's conductivity for 28 consecutive days, matching blood test and medical expert interpretation.

Ovulation hormonal imbalance recognition system using saliva’s conductivity analysis based on potentiometric method

Women with sexual dysfunction and functional hypoandrogenism have suppressed LH levels, which hinder preantral follicle recruitment and may contribute to premature atresia of immature follicles.

Hormonal aspects of reproductive health disorders in women with a history of female sexual dysfunction and early pregnancy loss

Using the mobile application "Karada-no-kimochi" is cost-effective and may reduce the incidence of dysmenorrhea and depression in working women in Japan.

Effectiveness of mobile application for menstrual management of working women in Japan: randomized controlled trial and medical economic evaluation

Acupuncture as part of TCM effectively helps patients with hormonal imbalances to balance hormones and regulate metabolism, nervous, reproductive, and endocrine systems.

CASE REPORT - ACUPUNCTURE TREATMENT IN PATIENT WITH HORMONAL IMBALANCE

Elevated levels of FSH, LH, and Prolactin hormones may be a significant cause for female infertility.

A STUDY ON SERUM FSH, LH AND PROLACTIN LEVELS AMONG INFERTILE WOMEN

Unbalanced diets contribute to hormonal imbalances in middle-aged women, negatively impacting mood, sexual desire, ovulation process, and fertility.

Impact of Unbalanced Diet Causing Hormone Imbalance in the Middle-Aged Women

Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) is a leading cause of menstrual irregularities in women, with a growing incidence due to sedentary lifestyle, unhealthy eating habits, and increased consumption of unhealthy foods.

Ayurvedic perspective of Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome

This paper presents a machine learning method for early detection and prediction of polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS/PCOD) using various datasets and algorithms, improving detection and treatment effectiveness.

Machine learning for diagnosis of polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS/PCOD)

The prevalence of hormonal imbalance in Namibian women is significantly high and alarming, indicating a high risk of developing conditions linked to hormonal imbalance.

The Prevalence of Hormonal Imbalance Among Namibian Women

Pregnant women's hormonal changes may influence their musculo-ligamentous apparatus, but current studies are insufficient and fragmented.

INFLUENCE OF HORMONES (HORMONAL STATUS) ON THE MUSCLE-LIGGING APPARATUS INPREGNANT WOMEN

Hormone imbalances can negatively impact women's health by affecting metabolism, appetite, sleep cycles, reproductive cycles, and general growth and development.

Hormone Imbalance: The Serious Health Hazard for Woman

Naturopathy and yoga interventions can effectively restore hormonal homeostasis in women with hormonal imbalances.

Naturopathy and yoga in ameliorating multiple hormonal imbalance: a single case report -

Non-hormonal therapy can improve quality of life and eliminate hormonal imbalances in women of reproductive age.

Possibilities of non-hormonal correction of menstrual disorders in women of reproductive age

We are now probably all more aware of "hormonal imbalances" than ever before. Investigators of problems in experimental endocrinology have been aware of hormonal imbalances or balances for many years. Now the terms are used more frequently because they are being considered in connection with the production and treatment of tumors and cancer. An environment in which both the applied and fundamental aspects of a problem are being investigated in the clinic and in the laboratory simultaneously accelerates the expansion of that particular field of investigation. It is of interest that two groups of investigators here in Chicago have contributed significantly to the understanding of hormonal interreactions. Moore and Price (27) first expanded the theory of hormonal interreactions involving the reproductive organs. Huggins and his associates (20, 21) were the first to modify hormonal balances to affect the treatment of prostatic cancer. There are undoubtedly differences of interpretation of hormonal imbalances but that is natural, it is so hard to define a "normal" balance of hormones, particularly in connection with some systems of hormones. In fact, the hormonal balances change from day to day, year to year, or even moment to moment in some instances. Such changes are essential as the body develops, is adapted to different stresses and as it ages. The flexible state of many hormonal activities is worthy of contemplation, because, when appreciated, it implies that hormones are regulators or incitors of functions; that they do not initiate or need not initiate any new function or functions to which organized aggregates of living cells are not already subject. One cannot expect a hormone to do something that the

Hormonal imbalances in tumorigenesis.

What are the signs of a hormonal imbalance in women?

These studies suggest that signs of hormonal imbalance in women can include the development of conditions like polycystic ovary syndrome, characterized by inflammation, as well as impacts on mood, behavior, cognitive abilities, and potentially adverse effects from hormone-based contraception.