An Analysis of the Endocrine Causes of Variant Asthma

Cough variant asthma is often used as another name for this disease. Among its causes, the first is endocrine imbalance, followed by pollution brought about by industrialization, and third is severe mental and psychological stress. That endocrine imbalance is linked to variant asthma is something people find hard to understand, and that it becomes the primary causative factor is even more surprising. In fact, once you understand the endocrine system, it becomes easy to accept.

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The endocrine system refers to the glands or organs in the body responsible for secreting hormones; the fluids they secrete do not pass through ducts but instead enter the bloodstream and then spread throughout the body, regulating the body's physiological functions, development and growth. In contemporary society, living conditions are good, people eat well and move little, and part of the food is poor-quality food, while most foods contain various additives.

All of these affect the secretory function, secretions, distribution and coverage of the endocrine system. For example, people say that endocrine imbalance makes you prone to acne, and this is related to an individual's particular constitution, living environment, diet and habits. In fact, cough variant asthma, like acne and many other symptoms, becomes a manifestation and form of endocrine imbalance. What this also shows is the fragility of this system.

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Coughing up phlegm and acne are in fact both related to the lungs and other parts of the respiratory system, because traditional Chinese medicine theory says: "The lungs govern the skin and hair." The relationship between coughing and the lungs is widely known, or perhaps due to genetics or other reasons, endocrine imbalance and endocrine disorder are manifested through the skin and hair or the lungs and other parts of the respiratory system. But in terms of the main theme, endocrine imbalance is mostly manifested in gynecological aspects.

In a broad sense, secretions such as estrogen and androgen are all secreted and regulated by the endocrine system. When there is imbalance and disorder, there will be numerous manifestations and symptoms. It can affect not only the lungs and respiratory system but all organs, so the occurrence of gynecological diseases, variant asthma, acne, hair loss, excessive hair growth, obesity, irritability, easy fatigue and so on is not surprising at all.