Endometriosis and infertility factors

Endometriosis is a common disease among women. This type of disease is very harmful to the female body. When women suffer from this disease, they should receive timely treatment. Otherwise, when the disease becomes serious, it will have a great impact on women's fertility. What are the factors of endometriosis and infertility? Many people are not very clear about this. The following is a detailed introduction so that you can have more understanding of this type of problem.

Endometriosis and infertility factors:

1) Luteal phase insufficiency: The number of LH receptors on the follicles and luteal cells of endometriosis patients is less than that of women, resulting in insufficient luteal secretion during the luteal phase and affecting conception.

2) Luteinized unruptured follicles. The symptom of this disease is that the ovaries do not ovulate, but the follicular cells are luteinized. Although the patient's body temperature is biphasic and the endometrium shows the secretory phase, there is no possibility of pregnancy. The diagnosis is based on the fact that, under laparoscopic examination, no ovulation hole is seen on the surface of the ovary 4 to 10 days after the expected ovulation period; when examined 2 days after the LH peak, the follicles continue to grow; and during the menstrual cycle, there is no sudden increase in the amount of peritoneal fluid, especially estrogen and progesterone in the peritoneal fluid.

Reports have confirmed that the incidence of LUFS in patients with endometriosis is significantly higher than that in normal women, and is complicated by infertility. Konincks proposed that due to the presence of LUFS, the levels of estrogen and progesterone in the peritoneal fluid are low, which does not inhibit the implantation of endometrial cells that flow back into the abdominal cavity, thus leading to pelvic endometriosis. Therefore, he believed that LUFS is the cause of endometriosis. But this theory has not yet been recognized by people.

3) Autoimmune reaction: The anti-endometrial antibodies produced by B lymphocytes in endometriosis patients can interfere with the delivery and implantation of early fertilized eggs. The increase in macrophages in the abdominal cavity can also phagocytose sperm and interfere with the division of egg cells, thus leading to infertility.

After understanding the factors of endometriosis and infertility, if you have such a disease, you must make timely improvements. In addition, women must actively cooperate when treating endometriosis and infertility, and pay attention to diet and emotions. Improper diet is of no help to the treatment of the disease, and emotional instability will also have an impact on oneself.