HORMONAL DISORDER, WHAT ARE THE SYMPTOMS?

The hormonal disorders with symptoms which are sometimes specific, sometimes very common. What exactly are they and how hormonal disorder match?

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Did you know that brittle nails reflect a disruption of hormones thyroid, striated nails while reporting a decrease in activity of hormones for growth?

Here is a list of signs associated with major hormonal disorders : DHEA, thyroid hormone, growth hormones.
They are interesting to know because they can put on the trail of a disorder that can take over.

DHEA

Decreased axillary (under the arms) + + +
Loss of libido (women mostly)

Thyroid hormones

Cold extremities
Constipation
Difficult morning awakening
Dry skin on shins
Fatigue at rest
Fine hair
Brittle nails
Yellowish palms
Absence of the tail of the eyebrow

Growth Hormone

Hypotonia triceps
Sagging cheeks
Great facial furrows very marked
Unable to see after midnight
Periodontitis (inflammation of the tissues supporting the teeth)
Nails with longitudinal ridges

Sex hormones

Constant tiredness + + +
Vaginal dryness
Erectile dysfunction
Decreased libido
Abdominal overweight (men mostly)
Inguinal hernia
Disturbed sleep, frequent awakenings
Anxiety at night
Difficulty falling asleep
Fatigue on awakening (also shows a deficit of cortisol)
Exhaustion after stress + + +
Stress intolerance
Dry Eye
Pale skin
Significant ptosis (drooping breasts)
Loss of hair on the top of the skull (female primarily)
Wrinkles on upper lip
Red conjunctiva (membrane covering the eye)
Pockets black / gray eyes under
Loss of hair on the shins (also shows a deficit of melatonin)