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Estrogen

TermDefinition
Estradiol (E2) main hormone during reproductive years
Estriol (E3) pregnancy (placenta)
Estrone (E1) post menopause (fat/adipose tissue)
Estrogen MOA: 2 estrogen receptors 1. ERalpha (uterus, vagina, breast, blood vessels) 2. ERbeta (prostate and ovaries)
Estrogen MOA: estrogen upon binding to receptor undergoes: dimerization
Estrogen MOA: Dimerized complex enters ______ and binds to: nucleus, Estrogen Response Elements (EREs)
Estrogen MOA: Gene transcription occurs resulting in : protein and cofactor synthesis
Secondary female sexual characteristics: estrogen promotes and maintains
uterine lining (endometrium) estrogen builds up
bone growth during puberty estrogen promotes; closure of epiphysis
bone density estrogen bone density and maintain
cholesterol estrogen increases HDL and decreases LDL
body fat estrogen increases
blood clotting estrogen increases coagulability, increases synthesis clotting factors (2,7,9, 10) and decreases antithrombin 3
cancer estrogen increases risk of endometrial and breast cancer
enterohepatic circulation of estrogen: estrogen enters hepatic circulation
enterohepatic circulation of estrogen (liver): sulfate and glucuronide conjugation biliary secretion of conjugates into the intestine
enterohepatic circulation of estrogen (glut microbial flora (microbial enzyme)): hydrolysis of sulfate and glucuronide conjugates in the gut allows them to be reabsorbed
Estrogen excess side effects nausea, edema, migraine headache, hypertension, breast fullness/tenderness, melasma
Estrogen deficiency side effects increased spotting, early or midcycle, breakthrough bleeding
Therapeutic uses of estrogen (3) 1. primary hypogonadism (body produces little to no hormones) 2. postmenopausal hormonal therapy/hormone replacement therapy (HRT) 3. Suppress Ovulation
Adverse effects of estrogen 1. uterine bleeding 2. cancer 3. nausea 4. breast tenderness
Estrogen Preparations: Estradiol tablets drugs (ESTRACE)
Estrogen Preparations: Estradiol IM injections drugs estradiol valerate (DELESTROGEN) estradiol cypionate (DEPO-ESTRAIOL)
Estrogen Preparations: Estradiol transdermal patch drugs ESTRADERM VIVELLE ALORA (twice weekly)
Estrogen Preparations: Estradiol vaginal preps (all avoid 1st pass effects) Vaginal cream (ESTRACE) Vaginal table (VAGIFEM)
Estrogen Preparations: Estradiol conjugated estrogens PREMARIN
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