The study found that hormone replacement therapy can significantly improve the cognitive function of nephrotic patients

Recently, research published in the journal PNAs shows that patients' cognitive function can be significantly improved by better grasping the time of hormone replacement therapy Cortisol is the key hormone to maintain life It regulates a series of physiological activities, including metabolism, immune response, blood pressure and blood glucose level Low cortisol levels can lead to fatigue, muscle weakness, hypoglycemia and depression Patients with cortisol deficiency will be treated with hydrocortisone acetate replacement therapy after being diagnosed with kidney deficiency The researchers recruited 15 male volunteers aged between 20 and 33, who were then treated with replacement therapy that mimics the characteristics of hormone release in the body, time-free replacement therapy and control The researchers then tested the memory, emotional response and brain activity of the patients (http:// The results showed that there was a significant difference in the response of glucocorticoid sensitive areas of the brain after different types of treatment and different facial expressions Compared with other treatment methods, concussion hormone replacement therapy can more accurately simulate the release characteristics of human cortisol, and the response of patients receiving the above treatment is better than the other two groups So researchers say hormone replacement therapy, which mimics the characteristics of hormone release in human physiology, can improve brain function.