Effect of Kidney-Tonifying and Blood-Activating Herbal Medicines on Estrogen and Progesterone Receptor Levels in Human Endometrium of Anovulatory Dysfunctional Uterine Bleeding Patients
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【Objective】To explore the therapeutic mechanism of Chinese herbal medicine and western medicine in treat-
ing anovulatory dysfunctional uterine bleeding (ADUB). 【Methods】Eleven cases of infertility with regular menstruation
were in blank control group (Group A); 37 cases of ADUB were randomized into two groups: Group B was treated with
Gongxue Yin and Group C with progesterone. Serum levels of estrogen (E_2) and progesterone (P), and levels of estro-
gen receptor (ER) and progesterone receptor (PR) in human endometrium were detected with enzyme immunoassay
method and solid-phase semi-quantitative immunohistochemical method. 【Results】 Serum E_2 level and ER and PR levels
in endometrium were higher in ADUB than those in Group A; ER and PR levels were in the decreasing sequence in
ADUM with simple hyperplasia, hyperplasia and complex hyperplasia of endometrium. After treatment, serum E_2 level
and ER and PR levels in endometrium were decreased in Group C; ER and PR levels were also decreased in Group B
while serum E_2 level remained unchanged. 【Conclusion】The therapeutic mechanism of Chinese herbal medicine in
treating ADUB is different from western medicine; it is related to the regulation of synthesis of ER and PR through the
down-regulation of non-steroid hormones, not by decreasing the serum E_2 level.
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