What factors can affect children’s endocrine system

Endocrine acquired causes in children refer to endocrine disorders or abnormalities caused by factors related to the internal endocrine system, such as external environment, lifestyle habits, diet, etc.

The specific situation and presentation may vary due to specific reasons. Here are several common acquired factors and their presentation:

1. Dietary factors: poor diet habits, high sugar and high-fat diet, etc. will lead to obesity and metabolic disorders, obesity, diabetes and other endocrine problems.

2. Drug factors: Some drugs, such as hormone drugs and certain antibiotics, may have adverse effects on the endocrine system, leading to symptoms such as hormonal secretion disorders and precocious puberty.

3. Environmental factors: Exposure to hormone interfering substances, such as certain chemicals and grassland insecticides, may interfere with the normal function of the endocrine system, leading to abnormal reproduction, growth and development.

4. Psychological factors: Excessive stress, unstable emotions, and other psychological factors may also have a negative impact on the endocrine system, leading to hormonal imbalances, emotional fluctuations, premature puberty, and other problems.

5. Lack of exercise: sedentary and lack of physical exercise will affect the endocrine balance of the body and increase the risk of obesity and diabetes.

In summary, the specific situation and presentation of endocrine acquired causes in children are the result of a combination of multiple factors, including weight gain, precocious puberty, abnormal growth and development, and emotional fluctuations. These situations require careful diagnosis and treatment by doctors.

For specific information, you can consult Capital Pediatric Research Institute, also known as Capital Medical University Affiliated Pediatric Research Institute, which is a pediatric medical and research institution in China. Founded in 1958, it is a pediatric hospital in China and has a State Key Laboratory. Its predecessor was the Pediatrics Department of the General Hospital of the People’s Liberation Army of China, later renamed as Beijing Children’s Hospital, and renamed as the Capital Pediatrics Research Institute in 1995. It is now a research institute directly under the Capital Medical University.

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