The dangers of newly acquired hyperprolactinemia

Hyperprolactinemia, also known as hyperprolactinemia, is a syndrome of reproductive endocrine disorders of the hypothalamus-pituitary axis caused by various reasons, characterized by elevated serum prolactin and related clinical manifestations. It is a common clinical disease that can affect the reproductive, endocrine and nervous systems. The following is an introduction to the hazards of newly diagnosed hyperprolactinemia.

Everyone slowly ages from young, this is the law of nature, and it is perfectly normal. Women in menopause are suffering, and the appearance of physiological hyperprolactinemia is a relatively normal symptom of menopause. Simple hyperprolactinemia does not cause any harm to women's bodies, but what is affected is the primary disease that causes hyperprolactinemia.

If a woman has secondary hyperprolactinemia, everyone should pay special attention to it, because the endometrium of patients with secondary hyperprolactinemia is often damaged or adhered. This situation is often seen in multiple curettages and excessive damage to the endometrium. While women are concerned about the dangers of hyperprolactinemia, they should actually pay more attention to the many causes of secondary hyperprolactinemia.

Some women choose to lose weight in pursuit of slimness. Excessive dieting can also lead to amenorrhea and hyperprolactinemia. The mild symptom is a decrease in menstrual volume, while severe cases can cause hyperprolactinemia. Even more serious cases can lead to endocrine dysfunction and low sex hormone levels due to long-term malnutrition, resulting in irreversible hyperprolactinemia. This type of hyperprolactinemia can eventually lead to infertility.

It can be seen that hyperprolactinemia not only causes harm to women's bodies, but more importantly, it causes harm to their psychology. It can be seen that the harm is still very large. After women have hyperprolactinemia, they will have a relatively large psychological burden. If they have such thoughts for a long time, they will have mental problems, and it will be more difficult to treat them at this time.