What to do about cervical infertility

The uterus is a female-specific organ and the cradle for nurturing babies, while the cervix is ​​connected to the uterus. There are many diseases related to the cervix, the most common of which are cervical erosion and cervical inflammation. These cervical diseases pose a great threat to women's health. The most serious one is cervical infertility. If you don't know what causes cervical infertility, take a look at the overview below.

The health of the cervix directly affects women's health, so women should have more physical examinations in their daily lives. If any cervical disease is found, it must be treated in time. To avoid causing more serious illness. Below we will analyze for you what causes may induce cervical infertility.

1. Cervical hypoplasia may be accompanied by uterine hypoplasia. Cervical dysplasia can lead to insufficient secretory function of cervical glands.

2. Cervical atresia and stenosis is also one of the early symptoms of cervical infertility. It is often accompanied by uterine hypoplasia, and secondary sexual characteristics mostly develop normally.

3. Abnormal position of the cervical canal, often accompanied by abnormal position of the uterine body. This causes the posterior fornix to become shallower and lose its function as a sperm storage pool, which is not conducive to the upward movement of sperm.

4. Cervical fibroids. The main cause of infertility caused by cervical fibroids is deformation and narrowing of the cervical canal, which affects the passage of sperm. In this case, the early symptoms of cervical infertility are mainly irregular menstruation, increased menstrual blood volume, increased leucorrhea or bladder and rectal symptoms.

5. Chronic cervicitis. The main clinical symptom is increased leucorrhea. The amount, nature, color and smell of leucorrhea are also different. It can be milky white mucous, sometimes light yellow pus, and bloody leucorrhea or bleeding during sexual intercourse when polyps are formed. There may be pain in the waist and sacrum, pelvic pain and dysmenorrhea, which worsens during menstruation, bowel movements or sexual intercourse.

To sum up, it can be seen that there are many reasons for cervical infertility. Some are due to bacterial infection, some are due to misalignment of the cervix, and some are due to women's lack of attention to personal hygiene, leading to gynecological diseases. In short, no matter what causes the disease, it must be discovered and treated in time.