Will severe dysmenorrhea affect fertility?

Many women experience dysmenorrhea during their menstrual period, which causes great distress to many women. Long-term dysmenorrhea not only causes physical discomfort and affects work and study, but also has a certain impact on the body and may even cause female infertility. Let's discuss the doctor's explanation of whether severe dysmenorrhea will affect pregnancy. Let's take a look.

1. When a woman experiences severe menstrual pain, it is very likely that there is a problem in a certain part of the body. Moreover, many clinical experiments have shown that among infertile women, 40% suffer from dysmenorrhea. If a female friend has menstrual pain that becomes more and more severe, or has symptoms such as shortness of breath and nosebleeds during the menstrual cycle, then it is very likely a sign of infertility.

2. Menstrual pain can be divided into primary menstrual pain and secondary menstrual pain. The menstrual pain without organic diseases in female reproductive organs is called "primary menstrual pain", which is "congenital". These women begin to experience pain when their period first comes, which generally has no effect on pregnancy. Menstrual pain caused by diseases of the male reproductive organs is called "secondary dysmenorrhea", or physiological dysmenorrhea.

3. Secondary dysmenorrhea can cause female infertility. Among women who suffer from menstrual pain, the vast majority suffer from secondary menstrual pain, which is physiological menstrual pain. This type of dysmenorrhea is caused by diseases of some sexual organs. If this type of dysmenorrhea is severe, it will affect pregnancy. In fact, physiological menstrual pain is not only not easy to relieve after marriage, but it continues to worsen. Its most terrible adverse effect is infertility.

4. Although primary dysmenorrhea generally has no effect on pregnancy, as girls grow older, difficult-to-eliminate primary dysmenorrhea may develop into physiological dysmenorrhea, and the incidence of combined infertility is very high.

According to the above introduction, we can understand that women's menstrual pain does have a certain impact on fertility, and may cause women to infertility, but it is not certain. Therefore, once the body has menstrual pain, it is necessary to treat and recuperate in time to reduce the harm to health. I hope the above introduction will be helpful to everyone.