The latest nursing method for hyperprolactinemia

What are the latest nursing methods for hyperprolactinemia? Relevant people said that high prolactin is not a very serious problem. As long as the relevant nursing work is done well, there will be no big problem. The following editor will introduce you in detail the latest nursing methods for hyperprolactinemia.

1. If your prolactin level is high, you should pay attention to your diet and exercise: eat more vegetables and fruits, eat more high-protein foods, and exercise appropriately. In addition, you should have a regular life, don't stay up late often, and pay attention to rest.

2. Patients with high prolactin levels should pay attention to medication: Long-term use of drugs such as reserpine, chlorpromazine, and morphine can inhibit the release of prolactin inhibitory factors by changing the production, absorption, and metabolism of dopamine, resulting in excessive prolactin secretion and amenorrhea and galactorrhea. Therefore, patients with high prolactin levels must pay attention to medication.

3. People with high prolactin levels should avoid taking oral contraceptives: This is because oral contraceptives can cause increased prolactin secretion from the pituitary gland and decreased gonadotropin, leading to amenorrhea and galactorrhea. Some people who take oral contraceptives cannot get pregnant immediately for this reason.

4. Pay attention to pituitary tumors if prolactin is high: In some patients, high prolactin is caused by pituitary tumors. This is because the tumor is composed of cells that secrete prolactin. These cells are out of control and secrete prolactin without restraint. Infertility can also cause elevated prolactin due to pressure on the pituitary stalk and other reasons.

5. If prolactin is high, you should pay attention to some diseases: primary hypothyroidism, idiopathic amenorrhea, galactorrhea syndrome, primary hyperthyroidism, renal insufficiency, bronchial cancer and other diseases can also cause elevated prolactin.

The above is an introduction to the latest care methods for hyperprolactinemia. I hope it will be helpful to you.