Review highlights the therapeutic effects of estrogen on diabetes and cognitive impairment, suggesting new treatment strategies.
Estrogen is a lipid-soluble steroid hormone and one of the most important female sex hormones.It mainly functions by interacting with estrogen receptors,maintaining normal physiological and pathophysiological functions of the body,and playing a crucial role in regulating blood glucose homeostasis,metabolism,and physiological processes associated with brain learning and memory.Recent studies have shown that estrogen has potential therapeutic effects on diabetes,cognitive impairment and other diseases.It will provide new ideas and treatment strategies for diabetes,Alzheimer's disease,and their comorbidity by regulating the activity of estrogen and the interaction with estrogen receptors to modulate related pathological and physiological processes.This article reviews the latest research progress in the relationship between estrogen and these diseases,providing a new perspective and prospect for the prevention and treatment of diabetes,Alzheimer's disease,and their comorbidity.
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