Is it difficult for people with dysmenorrhea to get pregnant?

In daily life, many women often have the problem of menstrual pain, but most women choose to endure it. Some women with menstrual pain will be so severe that they need to take painkillers or painkiller injections. Women who have menstrual pain must not ignore this problem, because menstrual pain may cause serious threats to their bodies. So, is it difficult for people who often have menstrual pain to get pregnant?

Menstrual pain may be related to gynecological inflammation, which may be caused by pelvic inflammatory disease or adenomyosis. If there is gynecological inflammation, it may affect pregnancy and requires immediate treatment.

People who often have dysmenorrhea are not necessarily difficult to get pregnant. It depends on whether the woman has primary dysmenorrhea or secondary dysmenorrhea. Primary dysmenorrhea will not have much effect on women's pregnancy, but secondary dysmenorrhea may cause women to be unable to get pregnant. There are many reasons why women suffer from primary dysmenorrhea, such as the excessive secretion of prostaglandins by the uterine wall of women, which stimulates the uterus to contract significantly and cause pain, or the uterus of women is not mature, and when the menstrual flow is heavy, it will immediately cause pain.

Secondary dysmenorrhea is generally caused by diseases such as uterine adhesions, uterine and cervical fibroids, endometriosis, pelvic infection, etc., which can easily cause women to be unable to get pregnant, so women should be vigilant. So, what should women do if they often suffer from menstrual pain?

1. Supplement minerals.

2. Eat a balanced diet. Eat more nutritious and healthy foods and eat small and frequent meals to reduce the degree of menstrual pain.

3. Avoid taking foods containing caffeine. All foods and drinks containing caffeine should be avoided, as they may aggravate women's menstrual pain after consumption.