Products Quinagolide is commercially available in tablet form (Norprolac). It has been approved in many countries since 1994. Structure and properties Quinagolide (C20H33N3O3S, Mr = 395.56 g/mol) is a non-ergoline dopamine agonist with a similar structure to apomorphine. It is present in drugs as quinagolide hydrochloride. Effects Quinagolide (ATC G02CB04) has dopaminergic properties and inhibits … Quinagolide
Products Monk’s pepper extracts are commercially available as film-coated tablets and drops, among others. Stem plant Monk’s pepper L. belongs to the verbenaceae family. The shrub, which grows up to several meters high, is native to the Mediterranean region, Central Asia and India. Monk’s pepper has been used since ancient times to treat women’s ailments. … Monk Pepper
Symptoms Menopausal symptoms are very individual and vary from woman to woman. The most common possible disorders include: Cycle irregularities, change in menstruation. Vasomotor disorders: Flushes, night sweats. Mood swings, irritability, aggressiveness, sensitivity, sadness, difficulty concentrating, anxiety, fatigue. Sleep disorders Changes in skin, hair and mucous membranes: hair loss, vaginal atrophy, vaginal dryness, dry skin, … Menopausal Symptoms
Structure and properties Prolactin is a hormone composed of 198 amino acids that is closely related chemically to somatotropin. Synthesis and release Prolactin synthesis occurs primarily in the cells of the anterior pituitary. In addition, prolactin is also produced in the placenta, mammary glands, certain neurons, and T lymphocytes. Prolactin exhibits circadian rhythms in both … Prolactin (Lactotropin) Hormone
Symptoms Symptoms depend on sex, age, adenoma size, and prolactin levels. In women, prolactinoma manifests as menstrual irregularities (absence or delay of periods), infertility, and lactation. In men, it results in testosterone deficiency, reduced libido, erectile dysfunction, impotence, decreased beard growth, and rarely breast pain and lactation. In children, puberty is additionally delayed. In a … Prolactinomas
Symptoms Premenstrual syndrome is a syndrome occurring in women with psychological and physical symptoms that occur in the run-up to menstruation (luteal phase) and disappear at the beginning of menstruation. It is not the menstrual symptoms that occur during menstruation. Depression, anger, irritability, anxiety, confusion, lack of concentration, insomnia, increased appetite, craving for sweets, tightness … Premenstrual Syndrome
The active ingredient amisulpride is a benzamide and sulpiride derivative. It is marketed under several names and is used as an atypical neuroleptic for schizophrenia therapy. Amisulpride is available by prescription. What is amisulpride? Amisulpride is sold under several names and is used as an atypical neuroleptic for schizophrenia therapy. The full chemical name for … Amisulpride: Effects, Uses & Risks
Products Alprazolam is commercially available as tablets, sustained-release tablets, and sublingual tablets (Xanax, generics). It has been approved in many countries since 1980. “Xanax” is a palindrome and remains the same when read forwards or backwards. Structure and properties Alprazolam (C17H13ClN4, Mr = 308.7 g/mol) exists as a white crystalline powder that is practically insoluble … Alprazolam
Alprazolam is used primarily for anxiety and panic disorders. This active ingredient treats only the symptoms, but not the trigger of the symptoms. Due to the sometimes significant side effects, alprazolam is only used when its use is unavoidable. What is alprazolam? Alprazolam is used primarily for anxiety and panic disorders. The active ingredient treats … Alprazolam: Effects, Uses & Risks
The hypothalamus is a comparatively small but vital tissue area of the autonomic nervous system. The hypothalamus is used to regulate the production of various hormones that, among other things, stimulate the pituitary gland. What is the hypothalamus? The brain and hypothalamus are among the most complex structures in our human body. Many processes are … Hypothalamus: Structure, Function & Diseases
Hyperprolactinemia should be considered especially in childless couples who ardently desire a child. This elevation of prolactin levels causes infertility in women and men alike, in addition to other symptoms. What is hyperprolactinemia? Hyperprolactinemia refers to an excess of prolactin in the blood. The hormone ensures breast growth during pregnancy and is involved in milk … Hyperprolactinemia: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
Erdheim-Chester disease is a so-called non-Langerhans type of histiocytosis. This is a multisystem disease that is associated, for example, with skeletal complaints or pain in the bones or also diabetes insipidus. In addition, damage to the kidneys as well as the central nervous system in conjunction with cardiovascular symptoms is possible. Erdheim-Chester disease is often … Erdheim-Chester Disease: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
