Gynecologic endocrine diseases refer to diseases that are closely related to the endocrine function of the gonadal axis during the occurrence, development, maturation and decline of the female ovaries and their corresponding organs, mainly including: 1. abnormal pubertal development: such as precocious puberty, delayed pubertal development, etc.; 2. diseases related to abnormal sexual development: the earliest, such as Turner’s British syndrome, superfemale, 46XY (or XX) simple gonadal insufficiency, androgen insensitivity syndrome, congenital adrenocortical hyperplasia, etc.; 3, all kinds of menstrual disorders: such as meritorious blood, amenorrhea, hyperprolactinemia, polycystic ovary surgical syndrome, etc.; 4, ovarian function decline and its related primary diseases: such as premature ovarian failure, menopause in addition to syndrome, genitourinary tract atrophic medicine disease, postmenopausal osteoporosis, etc.; 5, other: infertility, endocrine-related abnormalities of all kinds Uterine bleeding and pelvic masses.