KISTA VA MIOMA: ENDOKRINOLOGIK VA GORMONAL SABABLAR

Authors

  • Chirmasheva Moxizoda Yodgorbek qizi Qo`qon Universiteti Andijon filiali tibbiyot fakulteti “Davolash ishi yonalishi” 1-kurs 25-04-guruh talabasi Author

Keywords:

cyst, fibroid, endocrine factors, hormonal imbalance, reproductive hormones, gynecological disorders, diagnosis, treatment, hormonal regulation

Abstract

This study explores the endocrine and hormonal factors contributing to the development of cysts and fibroids in women. It discusses the role of hormonal imbalances, reproductive hormones, and other endocrine disruptions in the formation and growth of these common gynecological conditions. The paper also reviews current approaches to diagnosis and treatment, emphasizing the importance of hormonal regulation in managing cysts and fibroids effectively.

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Published

2025-10-19