India, April 15 -- Menstrual irregularities, which are often dismissed as purely hormonal disturbances, can be redefined in terms of the gut microbiome. Once considered confined to digestion, the gut microbiota can also be recognised as a dynamic endocrine organ capable of influencing distant systems, including the female reproductive axis.
The connection between the gut microbiome and menstrual irregularities is real and increasingly supported by research. A balanced microbiome contributes to regular menstrual cycles, fertility, and a healthy pregnancy.
Disruption of the gut microbiome, or Dysbiosis, results in decreased circulating estrogens, a key player in Menstrual health. (Source: Science Direct)
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