Experts explain the dangers of hyperprolactinemia

What abnormal conditions may be caused by hyperprolactinemia? What harm is caused by hyperprolactinemia in women? When dealing with women's diseases, insufficient understanding of the disease can easily lead to delayed treatment. For hyperprolactinemia, we should understand the impact of the disease and then better deal with the disease.

What harm does hyperprolactinemia cause in women? In the following time, we will introduce to you in detail the harm caused by the disease, hoping to help you better understand the disease.

1. Bleeding: After prolactin appears in the uterus, women will be affected and experience abnormal bleeding. At the same time, menstruation will be affected, manifesting as irregular phenomena such as excessive menstrual flow, shortened cycle, and prolonged duration. At this time, you need to actively take care of yourself.

2. Cause miscarriage: What harm is caused by hyperprolactinemia in women? After suffering from hyperprolactinemia, the frequency and amplitude of uterine contractions during pregnancy will be higher than normal. If it interferes with the implantation of the fertilized egg, it can easily affect conception or cause miscarriage.

3. Abdominal pain: When prolactin increases, you can feel a lump in the lower abdomen with your fingertips. Especially when the bladder is full, the position of the uterus rises, the lump becomes more obvious, and frequent urination is likely to occur. Urinary dysfunction is also one of the hazards of hyperprolactinemia.

4. What abnormal conditions may be caused by hyperprolactinemia? Inducing infertility: Among patients with hyperprolactinemia, larger hyperprolactinemia can deform the uterine cavity, which is not conducive to the passage of sperm, as well as the implantation of fertilized eggs and fetal development; hyperprolactinemia growing in the cervix of the uterus can compress the cervical canal, which is not conducive to the entry of sperm into the cervical opening, etc.

5. Cause cancer: Although the malignant transformation rate of hyperprolactinemia is very low, it is more common in older people with high prolactin levels and fast growth. Especially those with rapid increase in prolactin after menopause or reappearance of prolactin after menopause should be more vigilant to prevent the malignant transformation of prolactin.

The above describes the harm caused by hyperprolactinemia in women. Through this introduction, I believe everyone has their own understanding of what abnormal conditions may be caused by hyperprolactinemia, and in the future they can protect themselves in time when encountering diseases.