The term “vacation” is generally used to refer to menstruation in women. High estradiol levels during menstruation may be a normal physiological phenomenon or may indicate endocrine disorders.
Irregular ovulation during menstruation may result in elevated estradiol levels, but these are usually mild. It is also possible that prolonged stress, emotional abnormalities, late nights, and excessive weight loss may cause ovarian endocrine dysfunction, which may result in elevated estrogen levels.
In addition to this, if a woman herself has endocrine metabolic diseases such as polycystic ovary syndrome, or is using estradiol for the treatment of other diseases, this may also lead to abnormal hormone levels and higher estradiol levels during menstruation.
When high estradiol levels are detected, it is recommended to undergo further examination under the supervision of a doctor to clarify the cause of the elevation and target treatment according to the cause.