Dysmenorrhea is a common symptom of women’s menstruation, and often feels pain in the abdomen or waist.It is caused by many reasons, such as: Gonghan, gynecological diseases, emotional fluctuations, etc.So does the dysmenorrhea affect pregnancy? Xiaobian Xiaobian takes everyone to find out.
The impact of female dysmenorrhea on pregnancy:
It is not to say that all dysmenorrhea can cause infertility, but the dysmenorrhea caused by gynecological diseases such as endometriosis, uterine adenomy disease and other dysmenorrhea can cause infertility and need to be determined after examination.
Dysmenorrhea is divided into secondary and primary dysmenorrhea.Dysmenorrhea caused by reproductive lesions is called secondary dysmenorrhea; dysmenorrhea of no -organized lesions of the signs is called primary dysmenorrhea.Primary dysmenorrhea is painful as soon as menstruation, which may be related to the level of hormone in the body. The specific causes are unknown.Primary dysmenorrhea generally does not affect fertility.
Dysmenorrhea is an experience that most women have had.It is not an independent disease, but the common symptoms of a variety of gynecological diseases.Therefore, in order to effectively treat dysmenorrhea, you must first distinguish the cause.
Dysmenorrhea means that women have lower abdomen or waist pain, and even pain and lumbosacral.Seeing every menstrual cycle, severe cases can accompany nausea and vomiting, cold sweat, cold hands and feet, and even fainting, which has an impact on work and life.At present, it is often divided into two types: primary and secondary. Primary dysmenorrhea is mostly refers to those who have no obvious lesions of colonial organs.EssenceThis dysmenorrhea can be relieved or disappeared after normal delivery.Secondary dysmenorrhea is mostly caused by the genital organ’s organic lesions.
Dysmenorrhea caused by different diseases, also known as secondary dysmenorrhea, refers to pain caused by reproductive organs.Although they are called "dysmenorrhea", the pain has different characteristics.
The symptoms of dysmenorrhea caused by different factors are as follows:
Endometriosis
Features of dysmenorrhea: secondary and progressiveness.The so -called performer means that pain is more intensified as local lesions.Most of them are located in the lower abdomen and lumbosacral region, which can be radiated to the vagina, perineum, anus, or thighs. It is often starting from 1 to 2 on the tide before menstruation. The first day of the menstrual period is the most severe, and it will gradually decrease later and disappear when menstruation is clean.The degree of pain is not necessarily proportional to the size of the lesion.Those with severe lesions such as large ovarian uterine endometrium cysts may be mild, and small nodular lesions scattered in the pelvic peritoneum can cause severe dysmenorrhea.
Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease
Features of dysmenorrhea: large scope.The scar adhesion formed by the chronic inflammation of the pelvic cavity and the blood of the pelvic cavity often cause the lower abdomen swelling, pain and soreness of the lumbosacral region, and worsen before and after menstruation.Dysmenorrhea is manifested as persistent pain on the upper abdomen of the bilateral side, which can be radiated to the waist, and sometimes it feels like anal swelling.
Uterine glands
Features of dysmenorrhea: Perform sexual worsening.Severe spasm colic.Maternal maternal over 30 years old.
Method of dysmenorrhea
1. Keep your lower abdomen warm
Heat the body by drinking hot water, dressing plenty of clothes, putting on the abdomen, covering the electric felt, etc., or heating your baby on the abdomen in the office, which will help promote blood circulation to expand blood vessels, speed up blood flow, relax and stretch stretchingTight muscles, soothing and painfulness.
2. Stay away from raw cold food
Elders say that they abstain from cold drinks and raw cold food during the menstrual period, because these foods can easily cause gastrointestinal sensitivity and diarrhea. The front of the uterus is the bladder and the large intestine. Eating raw cold food will increase the burden on the intestinal tract.Spasm or diarrhea causes lower abdomen pain, which will exacerbate dysmenorrhea.
3. Eat more vegetarian, vitamins and iron -containing foods
Studies have found that low -fat diets such as vegetables and beans can change the binding globulin of regulatory hormones in the body, thereby reducing material synthesis that cause dysmenorrhea.Especially soybeans are rich in plant -based estrogen, and the effect of inhibiting dysmenorrhea is the most significant.
If you are a woman who is preparing for pregnancy, then pay attention to the symptoms of dysmenorrhea. Generally, primary pain will not cause infertility, but there is a lot of gynecological diseases such as endometriosis, chronic pelvic inflammatory disease and other gynecological diseases.It may cause infertility. If you are sick, please treat it as soon as possible to prevent conception from being affected.
