Causes of back and leg pain in women

The symptoms of female low back and leg pain are mainly manifested as swelling and pain in the waist, as well as difficulty in lower limb movement. The causes of the disease are overwork, trauma, explosive force and incorrect sitting posture. This type of symptom requires X-ray and MRI examinations, and a corresponding plan should be made based on the results. If it is mild lower back pain, lumbar traction and Chinese medicine acupuncture can be used.

In summary, the physiological effects of estrogen on women are as follows:

1. Uterus and ovaries, direct effect: estrogen can stimulate the development of the uterus; indirect effect: the level of estrogen blood concentration can promote or inhibit the release of gonadotropin, thereby indirectly affecting the ovaries.

2. Bilateral fallopian tubes. Estrogen can speed up the operation of egg cells in the bilateral fallopian tubes.

3. Uterus: estrogen has a significant positive effect on the metabolism of uterine wall and smooth muscle.

4. Blastocyst. Appropriate estrogen is essential for the implantation of blastocyst embryos.

5. It can stimulate the growth and improvement of female reproductive organs, vagina, uterus and other accessory reproductive organs, promote the division of vaginal squamous epithelial cells and hardening of keratin, increase the decomposition of glycogen and glycogen in squamous epithelial cells, maintain the acid-base environment in the vagina, so as to enhance its antibacterial ability.

6. Breast: estrogen can not only stimulate the growth of human mammary gland tubes, but also promote the growth of mammary gland alveoli and milk production.

7. Protein metabolism. Estrogen can stimulate the secretion of adrenal hormone and resist the effect of growth hormone, which is mainly manifested in promoting protein decomposition. On the other hand, it has a protein assimilation effect on the liver and can stimulate the production of various plasma proteins.

The estrogen and estrogens in women's bodies are mainly produced and secreted by the uterus and ovaries. Before ovulation, estrogen is mainly secreted by the endometrium of the egg, while after ovulation, estrogen and estradiol are mainly secreted by luteal germ cells. Their metabolic function fluctuates with the changes in ovarian rhythm. The uterus and ovary mainly produce two types of estrogens: estradiol and estrone.