What are the dangers of hyperprolactinemia in the early stage?

What are the dangers of hyperprolactinemia? The symptoms of the disease always make women feel confused and bewildered. Many symptoms are also manifestations of many diseases. It is critical to detect and treat the disease in time. Hyperprolactinemia is a very common disease among women and has a great impact on women. Some patients only know about the invasion of the disease during the examination.

The hazards of hyperprolactinemia: 1. Changes in sexual desire. Generally, hyperprolactinemia in women is related to sex hormones in the body. If the disease occurs, it may inhibit sex hormones, causing estrogen to decrease, and may also cause thinning and atrophy of the vaginal wall, accompanied by symptoms of reduced secretions. The most direct effect is on female sexual desire. If symptoms of anovulation occur, it may also lead to infertility. Therefore, patients also need to understand the treatment principles of hyperprolactinemia.

The second hazard of hyperprolactinemia is breast lactation. This is a relatively obvious symptom, and the general manifestation is that non-bloody milky or transparent liquid flows out of or can be squeezed out of both breasts, which has a great impact on women's health and psychology, so women should seek timely treatment when they encounter symptoms.

The third hazard of hyperprolactinemia is menstrual disorders. Many patients with hyperprolactinemia will experience symptoms of irregular menstruation, generally showing symptoms of scanty and infrequent menstruation. In more serious cases, amenorrhea may even occur, which generally delays the menarche of adolescent girls and has a great impact on women.

The fourth hazard of hyperprolactinemia is osteoporosis. Because hyperprolactinemia causes a decrease in the estrogen level in women, it also has a negative impact on bone density, so osteoporosis may occur. Some women cannot find it intuitively, and delaying the disease has caused great consequences. Patients should recognize the manifestations of hyperprolactinemia and receive timely treatment.