Endocrine disorders in women are a kind of abnormal functional diseases, which are relatively common. At present, the principles and methods of treatment vary according to different types of endocrine disorders. First of all, for dysfunctional uterine bleeding, the cause is abnormal hormone levels in the body. Therefore, for this type of patients, oral Chinese medicine can be given to regulate menstruation, and oral hormonal drugs can also be given to regulate hormone levels. Usually, most patients can be cured after treatment. Second, for perimenopausal women, menopausal endocrine disorders are the main problem. It is necessary to decide whether to give medication according to the clinical symptoms of the patient. If the patient’s clinical symptoms are mild, no specific treatment can be given. Usually, they can get better on their own after menopause. If the patient’s symptoms are more severe and affect the patient’s quality of life, then medication can be given. During treatment, attention should be paid to cardiovascular and cerebrovascular accidents. For patients with polycystic ovary syndrome, treatment is needed to improve insulin resistance and promote ovulation if necessary after a clear diagnosis. In conclusion, it is recommended that patients with endocrine disorders should consult a local hospital and be treated accordingly.