Where is the female prostaglandin secreted?

Prostaglandins are secreted in the endometrium and cervix of women.

Prostaglandins are physiologically active unsaturated fatty acids secreted in the endometrium and cervix, which can promote uterine contraction, thereby helping the uterus to drain menstrual blood. Prostaglandins can also promote cervical dilation, thus contributing to childbirth. In addition, prostaglandin has a certain regulatory effect on female endocrine, which can affect women's menstrual cycle and fertility process.

Prostaglandins play a key role in the balance of the cardiovascular system. If prostaglandin is abnormal, it can cause atherosclerosis and induce thrombotic diseases.