How to do a self-test for female infertility

Continuing the family line has been considered a woman's duty since ancient times. In the past, women who did not have children were discriminated against. Although society is now open, many people still mind this issue. Not having children is something to be ashamed of. The scary thing is that many people now do not realize that they have this problem, which causes unexpected consequences and may even break up the family. It is better to detect and treat it early. The following introduces how to do self-testing for female infertility.

——Amenorrhea: Women over 18 years old do not have menstruation; after menstruation, menstruation stops for more than 6 months. A large number of cases of infertility are caused by amenorrhea. The latter can be divided into uterine, ovarian, pituitary and hypothalamic according to the location of the lesion.

——Menstrual disorders: such as early or delayed menstruation; excessive or insufficient menstrual flow; prolonged menstruation, etc. Prolonged menstruation is common in luteal insufficiency and endometrial inflammation.

——Dysmenorrhea: Abdominal pain during menstruation is a sign of many diseases, such as endometriosis, pelvic inflammatory disease, uterine fibroids, uterine hypoplasia, abnormal uterine position, etc.

——Symptoms before and after menstruation: Some women experience a series of symptoms periodically before and after menstruation, including "premenstrual breast swelling", "menstrual headache", "menstrual diarrhea", "menstrual edema", "menstrual fever", "menstrual oral erosions", "premenstrual facial acne", "menstrual urticaria", "menstrual depression or irritability", etc. These symptoms are usually caused by endocrine disorders and luteal dysfunction, which can lead to female infertility.

- Galactorrhea: If milk leaks from the breasts of a woman on her own or after being squeezed during the non-lactating period, it may indicate hypothalamic insufficiency, pituitary tumor, prolactinoma or primary hypothyroidism, chronic renal failure and other diseases. It may also be caused by antihypertensive drugs such as progesterone and reserpine. Galactorrhea is often accompanied by amenorrhea, which can lead to infertility.

——Abnormal leucorrhea: Abnormal leucorrhea is a common manifestation of gynecological diseases. These diseases will affect female conception to varying degrees. When vaginitis, cervicitis (cervical erosion), endometritis, adnexitis, pelvic inflammatory disease and various sexually transmitted diseases are present, the leucorrhea will increase, be yellow in color, have an odor, and appear to be tofu dregs-like or watery.

The above is an introduction to how to do self-testing for female infertility. I believe that after reading this, everyone knows what to do. If you have troubles in this regard, take a look at the above methods, which may be of great use to you. Infertility is something that should be taken seriously. It not only affects fertility, but may also affect physical health, and in serious cases, it may even affect family relationships.