Side effects of metoclopramide in women

With the development of modern society, more and more people have begun to suffer from some medical problems. Digestive tract diseases are the most common diseases at present. Now many teenagers suffer from gastrointestinal diseases. This is mainly because our lifestyle has changed a lot. Many people do not eat on time due to their work and study. Irregular diet will cause great damage to our gastrointestinal tract. Metoclopramide is a drug for gastrointestinal diseases, but it has certain side effects.

Side effects of taking metoclopramide for women

Metoclopramide is a therapeutic drug for treating gastric diseases. It can generally treat symptoms such as burning sensation in the stomach and acid reflux caused by excessive gastric acid secretion, and can promote gastric peristalsis and excretion. Long-term use of metoclopramide by women may cause ovarian abnormalities, and sometimes cause symptoms such as irregular menstruation and menstrual disorders. In severe cases, it may cause hypergalactia. However, these symptoms are not likely to occur if you take metoclopramide regularly or take the drug strictly according to the prescribed dosage.

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Metoclopramide can relieve indigestion symptoms caused by slow gastrointestinal motility, gastrointestinal reflux, and esophagitis. It is a very reasonable digestive treatment medicine. It acts directly on the gastrointestinal wall, can enhance the intestinal motility and support of the digestive tract, promote gastrointestinal motility, enhance the movement of the antrum and duodenum, coordinate the contraction of the cardia, and at the same time can also enhance the intestinal motility of the esophagus and the support of the lower esophagus expansion, inhibit nausea and vomiting.

antagonist of transmitter protein kinase

Gastric motility is regulated by the central nervous system. Under stress or pathological conditions, the body will secrete a neurotransmitter - usually, it promotes gastric relaxation and inhibits intestinal motility. Metoclopramide can directly act on the gastrointestinal wall, antagonize the protein kinase of this neurotransmitter, increase the intestinal motility and support of the digestive tract, and promote gastrointestinal motility.

Improve gastrointestinal motility

Metoclopramide can enhance the motility of the gastric antrum and duodenum, coordinate the contraction of the cardia, and at the same time enhance the peristalsis of the esophagus and the support of the lower esophageal expansion, thereby suppressing nausea and vomiting.