Hormonal

/hɔːrˈmoʊ.nəl/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Relating to hormones or the effects or functions of hormones in the body.

The adolescent's mood swings were attributed to hormonal changes during puberty.

Pertaining to or resulting from the influence of hormones.

Hormonal contraception can regulate menstrual cycles in women.

Characterized by changes in hormone levels, often affecting physical or emotional conditions.

Many women experience hormonal symptoms during their monthly cycle.

Involving or marked by the action of hormones on the body.

The study focused on hormonal treatments for menopausal symptoms.

Describing imbalances or disorders related to hormone levels.

Patients with thyroid issues may experience a variety of hormonal imbalances.

Derived from the word 'hormone', which comes from the Greek word 'hormao' meaning 'to set in motion'.

hormonal imbalance

a disruption of the normal levels of hormones in the body

hormonal therapy

treatment that involves the administration of hormones

hormonal changes

variations in hormone levels within the body

hormone

A chemical substance produced in the body that regulates the activity of certain cells or organs.

endocrine

Relating to the glands that secrete hormones directly into the bloodstream.

Hormonal rage

During her period, she joked that she was experiencing hormonal rage whenever she got upset.

Hormonal rollercoaster

After starting her new medication, she felt like she was on a hormonal rollercoaster with her emotions.