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Title LEPの効果・副効用
Subtitle 特集 女性のQOL向上のためのホルモン治療
Authors 樋口毅*
Authors (kana)
Organization *弘前大学大学院保健学研究科看護学領域
Journal 医学と薬学
Volume 77
Number 10
Page 1357-1365
Year/Month 2020 / 10
Article 報告
Publisher 自然科学社
Abstract 「はじめに」 低用量エストロゲン・プロゲスチン配合薬(low dose estrogen progestin : LEP)とは, 一錠あたりに50μg未満のエチニルエストラジオール(ethinyl estradiol : EE)とプロゲスチンを含有する低用量経口避妊薬(oral contraceptive : OC)と同じ分類の薬剤群である. 避妊目的でのOC使用者の長期かつ詳細な観察から, OCには月経関連トラブルの改善効果に代表される副効用が報告され, 米国の診療ガイドラインでも認められてきた. 本邦ではOCの副効用の一つである月経困難症の治療を保険診療で行う目的で2008年LEPが登場した. OC・LEPには月経関連トラブルへの効果の他にも, にきび, 多毛症の改善, さらに卵巣癌, 子宮体癌, 大腸癌の発症リスク低下などの副効用も報告されており, 服薬に際してはこれらの多様な効果についての説明も必要となる. 本項ではこれらの効果・副効用について述べる.
Practice 医学総合
Keywords 月経関連トラブル, 子宮内膜症, にきび, 悪性腫瘍
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