How to diagnose your gynecological disease

As we all know, many women suffer from gynecological diseases, which confuses many female friends and affects their normal daily life. To prevent gynecological diseases, we need to start from daily life. Today I will tell you how to know whether you have gynecological diseases. I hope it can help female friends.

First of all, you can identify it from the eyes. There are many reasons that may cause dark circles. Of course, in addition to the dark circles caused by staying up late, if female friends have dark circles for a long time, it may be related to menstrual pain and long-term menstrual disorders, which can be paid attention to.

Sometimes, some dark spots will appear on women's faces. The appearance of these dark spots may be related to some diseases of the human body. For women, the imbalance of estrogen in the body caused by gynecological diseases may be the key reason for the appearance of dark spots.

It can also be seen from the face whether there are gynecological diseases. If the face often appears pale, dull and dull, in fact, this is not only a manifestation of anemia, it may also be caused by bleeding caused by gynecological diseases such as abnormal uterine bleeding due to functional imbalance, endometrial hyperplasia, uterine fibroids, etc.

Another way to see if there is any gynecological disease is to check how the woman's menstruation is. If it is too much, how much, or often early, or delayed, there will be a disorder, which is related to endocrine imbalance, corpus luteum insufficiency, and endometrial inflammation.

We can also observe the menstrual condition. Generally, symptoms such as "breast swelling", "headache", "edema", "fever" and "acne" appear before and after menstruation. The cause of this disease is endocrine imbalance, which leads to insufficient and imperfect corpus luteum, and can also cause infertility.

Gynecological diseases first need to check whether the secretions are normal. A normal female secretion should be clearer, whiter in color, and have no odor. The amount is also moderate. Usually during the ovulation period in the middle of two menstrual periods, the amount will be slightly more, and some clear egg white-like secretions will appear. If the leucorrhea becomes yellow, thick, and smells foul, or even causes itching in the lower body, or if the discharge is clear and soapy, it usually indicates a gynecological disease.

Finally, we can tell whether there are gynecological diseases from the menstrual period. Generally, women will have their periods at the age of 18. If they have not had their periods before the age of 18, or if they have not had their periods for more than half a year, they may have gynecological diseases.