Reasons for high prostaglandin in girls

Prostaglandins are a type of hormone in the body that has a variety of functions. At first, people thought that this type of hormone was secreted by the male prostate, so it was called prostaglandins. In fact, not only the male prostate, but many tissues of the body of both men and women can secrete prostaglandins. Therefore, not only men's bodies have prostaglandins, but women's uterine walls can also metabolize a lot of prostaglandins.

Causes of high prostaglandin in girls

Generally speaking, excessive prostaglandin metabolism in women can cause menstrual pain. If the menstrual pain is caused by excessive prostaglandins, it is generally recommended to take some painkillers to relieve it and apply local heat to promote blood circulation. The high metabolism of prostaglandins is related to the normal diet.

Try to avoid sweets and cakes in your diet, and eat more vegetables and beans, because beans are rich in estrogen, which can suppress menstrual pain. In addition, do not eat spicy food during menstruation.

If the symptoms persist for a long time or the pain is severe, it cannot be ruled out that the symptoms are caused by pathology. It is recommended to go to a nearby hospital for examination in time to avoid delaying the disease.

Prostaglandins' effects:

Prostaglandins play a very important role in the body's cell growth process, and play a leading role in regulating the function of women's life and death systems and the process of pregnancy and childbirth. It can regulate the body's hypothalamic-pituitary-ovarian functions, and has a critical buffering effect on the growth and development of the uterus and ovaries, ovulation, and the production and contraction of progesterone.

Prostaglandin F has a strong contractile effect on the uterine smooth muscle at every stage, prostaglandin E has a contractile effect on the uterine smooth muscle during pregnancy, and a relaxant effect on the uterine smooth muscle during the non-pregnancy stage.

Prostaglandin E can inhibit the contraction of the fallopian tubes, while prostaglandin F can promote the contraction of the fallopian tubes. The body regulates the function of oocytes through various prostaglandins of different concentrations.

During women's menstrual period, the metabolism of the uterine wall increases significantly, which can cause the small blood vessels in the uterine wall to contract and promote the falling of the uterine wall. In addition, menstrual pain is caused by vasoconstriction of the uterine wall and uterine ischemia.