What are the symptoms of female infertility?

It is indeed a very sad thing that women cannot give birth normally. However, there are many reasons that lead to infertility. We still need to be vigilant and take protective measures. Of course, in order to be able to detect and treat correctly in time and avoid missing the best time for treatment, we also need to fully and correctly understand the manifestations of infertility. So what are the symptoms of female infertility?

Amenorrhea: The symptoms of amenorrhea generally refer to the absence of menstruation in women over 18 years old or the absence of menstruation for more than 6 months after menstruation. If not treated in time, it may cause uterine, ovarian and other related diseases.

Abnormal leucorrhea: Abnormal leucorrhea usually occurs when the amount of leucorrhea increases, the color is yellow, it has an odor, and it is tofu-like or watery, or it is accompanied by vulvar itching, pain, and other symptoms. At this time, we should go to the hospital for treatment in time, otherwise it will cause more diseases such as vaginitis, cervicitis, and endometritis. This will lead to infertility.

Galactorrhea: What are the characteristics of female infertility? Galactorrhea will occur when pressing breasts during the non-lactating period. This situation is often combined with amenorrhea and leads to infertility.

Dysmenorrhea: Abdominal pain during menstruation may occur when diseases such as endometriosis, pelvic inflammatory disease, uterine fibroids, uterine hypoplasia, and abnormal uterine position exist.

Menstrual disorders: Female infertility often leads to changes in the menstrual cycle, with menstruation often being advanced or delayed, too much or too little menstrual flow, and sometimes accompanied by symptoms such as prolonged menstruation.

Abdominal pain: Chronic lower abdominal pain, bilateral abdominal pain, or lumbosacral pain often occurs when there is pelvic inflammatory disease, myometritis, oophoritis, endometriosis, uterus, ovaries, or tumors.

Fallopian tube obstruction: 2/3 of the causes of infertility lie with women. Fallopian tube obstruction has always been the main cause. However, since the general attention has been paid to infection prevention and the advent of broad-spectrum antibiotics, obstetric and gynecological inflammations that cause fallopian tube obstruction have been greatly reduced. On the other hand, the understanding of endocrine diseases and examination technology have continued to advance, and the diagnosis rate of infertility caused by ovarian insufficiency has increased, so ovarian infertility also occupies an important position.

I believe everyone is very clear about the symptoms of female infertility. Whether it is dysmenorrhea, abdominal pain or even other health risks, you need to take them seriously. If you notice any discomfort in your body as early as possible and go to a regular hospital for examination and diagnosis, you can clarify your specific condition and avoid increasing the difficulty of treatment due to delays.