Dysmenorrhea, divided into primary and secondary:
Primary dysmenorrhea: mostly related to mental stress, overwork and careless diet. This kind of dysmenorrhea will gradually ease and heal as long as it is conditioned or grows with age, so primary dysmenorrhea generally has no effect on fertility.
Secondary dysmenorrhea: uterine dysplasia, endometriosis, endocrine abnormalities, pelvic inflammatory disease, uterine fibroids, etc. Will lead to secondary dysmenorrhea and may lead to infertility. It is reported that among women with endometriosis, the incidence of infertility exceeds 30%, and half of women with unexplained infertility suffer from endometriosis. These women are 20 times more likely to be infertile than women without endometriosis.
Moreover, the most prone part of endometriosis is the ovary, which leads to ovarian dysfunction, affects the growth and ovulation of follicles, changes the transportation of eggs and the function of corpus luteum, and then leads to infertility. In addition, ectopic endometrium can also cause changes in abdominal environment and autoimmune state, interfere with reproductive process and lead to infertility. Therefore, women with this kind of dysmenorrhea must be actively treated.
Women are pregnant because they have menstrual period, so dysmenorrhea is also related to infertility. In the face of dysmenorrhea, female friends must treat this problem correctly. If dysmenorrhea has affected your work and life, you must check the cause in time and then treat the symptoms. Usually pay more attention to eating habits, keep warm and keep a happy mood.
Audit: Pei Hongjun
Author: Liu Jie
Editor: Zhao Peng