Will severe dysmenorrhea affect pregnancy?

Dysmenorrhea is a disease that has a relatively large impact on women. Long-term dysmenorrhea can also bring many side effects to human health. For example, if dysmenorrhea is caused by reproductive organ diseases, it will make it difficult for women to become pregnant. But women with primary dysmenorrhea don't have to worry about this problem. Next, I will introduce you to some relevant knowledge about dysmenorrhea!

1. Is it difficult to get pregnant due to dysmenorrhea?

Whether it is difficult to get pregnant due to dysmenorrhea depends on your specific situation, so it is better to consult a doctor. However, if the dysmenorrhea does not have organic lesions in the reproductive organs, it is primary dysmenorrhea, which has little effect on female fertility.

However, if dysmenorrhea is caused by reproductive organ diseases, it is secondary dysmenorrhea, which is mostly caused by diseases. If it is not treated in time and the symptoms of dysmenorrhea are not relieved, it will be difficult for women to get pregnant in the future.

2. Bad habits that make it difficult for women to get pregnant

1. Smoking

Smoking not only reduces women's pregnancy rates, but also causes harm to the developing fetus. According to statistics from a reproductive medicine association, infertility caused by smoking accounts for 13% of the total.

2. Excessive drinking

Doctors warn that excessive drinking is linked to an increased risk of ovulation disorders. A Swedish study that followed more than 7,000 women for 18 years found that women who drink frequently are more likely to seek infertility treatment.

3. Excessive exercise

Excessive exercise can have a negative impact on women's ovulation. Women of normal weight who exercise vigorously for more than 5 hours a week will have difficulty conceiving.

4. Drinking too much coffee

A 2011 study by the Nevada School of Medicine found that caffeine affects the muscle contractions that carry eggs from the ovaries through the fallopian tubes to the uterus, while a 2012 Danish study found that drinking more than five cups of coffee a day would reduce a woman's chances of success with in vitro fertilization by half.

3. Diseases that cause difficulty in pregnancy

1. History of appendicitis

Many people don’t know that appendicitis not only makes it easy for women to have ectopic pregnancy in the future, but also may cause fallopian tube infarction due to appendicitis perforation, leading to female infertility. Therefore, this issue should attract everyone's attention.

2. Patients with endometrial tuberculosis

The primary focus of the disease is pulmonary tuberculosis, followed by peritoneal tuberculosis, which spreads through the blood, first invading the fallopian tubes and then spreading to the endometrium, leading to infertility. Severe cases of this disease have obvious symptoms. In addition to genital lesions, there are also systemic symptoms. Female friends should actively prevent and treat it. Because of the factors of pregnancy, women with this disease are advised to use traditional Chinese medicine to reduce side effects.

3. Suffering from endometriosis

When women find that they have clinical manifestations such as abnormal bleeding, dysmenorrhea, periodic rectal and anal swelling, accompanied by pain reactions such as low back pain and pain during sexual intercourse, they should consider the possibility that they have endometriosis. This disease can cause infertility in 75% of women and should not be taken lightly.