What happens if an ovary ruptures? These reasons are most likely!

Some women have never had ovarian disease before and have normal ovulation cycles. If their ovaries rupture, they will experience some abdominal pain and changes in menstruation. At this time, they need to go to the hospital for examination to check the lower abdominal pain. This cannot be a final diagnosis because the symptoms of the disease are not very obvious, so multiple careful examinations are needed to finally confirm it.

1. Changes in ovarian function

Such as excessive cold or hot baths, long-term use of estrogen or progesterone, or overactivity of the ovarian enzyme system due to the influence of the autonomic nervous system, resulting in bleeding tendency or coagulation disorder.

2. Ovarian rupture

Vigorous activities, lifting heavy objects, abdominal squeezing or collision, etc. can cause ovarian rupture, lower abdominal pain, and even the entire abdomen. Ovarian rupture usually occurs between the 10th and 18th days of the menstrual cycle, and 80% of corpus luteum or corpus luteum cyst ruptures occur a few days before menstruation. There was blood in the abdominal puncture.

3. Ovarian congestion

Such as uterine prolapse, long-term vaginal douching, pelvic inflammation, acute and chronic appendicitis, etc. can cause it.

4. Blood changes

Before menstruation, partial damage to platelets and changes in blood composition caused by infectious diseases, anemia and malnutrition can lead to bleeding.

The causes of ovarian rupture are somewhat different from those of other organs. The rupture of other organs is generally caused by external force, resulting in damage and injury. Although there are external causes of ovarian rupture, in most cases, ovarian rupture is a spontaneous form of rupture. Ovarian corpus luteum rupture is dangerous. Most cases of ovarian corpus luteum rupture occur between the 20th and 26th days of the menstrual cycle, and lower abdominal pain may occur at the onset, with varying degrees of severity.