Long-term use of hormonal drugs can lead to obesity, hirsutism, and personality changes. Therefore, hormonal drugs should not be taken for a long time. After the symptoms are relieved, the dosage can be appropriately reduced or stopped to prevent the aggravation of infection and even affect the cardiovascular system and digestive system, leading to various complications.
1. Hormones can damage the gastric mucosa, stimulate gastric acid secretion, and cause gastritis or gastric ulcer. Therefore, doctors should use some gastric mucosa protective drugs to prevent this side effect when prescribing hormones to patients, which is very important for patients who receive long-term hormone therapy.
2. Hormones can cause bone calcium to dissociate and form osteoporosis. Long-term calcium supplementation is required to counter this phenomenon. Through long-term clinical observation, as long as efforts are made, the phenomenon of osteoporosis can be significantly reduced.
3. The more side effects of hormones are premature skin aging, large pores, dark spots, wrinkles, dermatitis, red blood streaks, diabetes, hypertension, osteoporosis, obesity, edema, menstrual disorders, stomach and duodenal ulcers, and other diseases. In severe cases, they may even directly threaten our lives.
4. Long-term use of hormonal drugs may also cause metabolic disorders in the body, leading to hyperlipidemia. Hyperlipidemia is a prevalent disease in today's society, which poses a significant harm to human health.
