What happens if dysmenorrhea is severe?

Dysmenorrhea is an increasingly common problem. For women, dysmenorrhea should never be taken lightly, because dysmenorrhea not only brings great pain to women, but also leads to a series of sequelae, such as inducing gynecological diseases, accelerating aging, causing disharmony in the relationship between husband and wife, and even causing infertility. Here I will introduce to you the serious dangers of dysmenorrhea!

1. Untreated dysmenorrhea can easily lead to gynecological diseases

If dysmenorrhea occurs for a long time, it is easy to cause various gynecological diseases, because there is a certain relationship between dysmenorrhea and gynecological diseases, just as some gynecological diseases can cause dysmenorrhea, and if dysmenorrhea is caused by gynecological inflammation and is not treated in time, the inflammation will continue to rise and cause more serious gynecological diseases.

2. Accelerated Aging

Research shows that women who often suffer from dysmenorrhea will age earlier. This is because most women will experience disharmony of Qi and blood when their period comes. Dysmenorrhea occurs when the disharmony of Qi and blood causes free radicals in the body to become active. Free radicals can cause damage to the skin cells and organs of the body. Staying in this state for a long time will cause dry skin, pigmentation and acne, which will cause premature aging of the face.

3. There will be disharmony in the couple's life

Women with dysmenorrhea are prone to low libido, sexual indifference and some gynecological diseases. These will make women unsatisfied during sex and make them fear sex. Having sex under such circumstances will affect the quality of sex, which will lead to disharmony in couples' life over time and easily affect their relationship.

4. It will affect fertility

Dysmenorrhea is closely related to women's fertility. Studies have shown that most women with infertility also experience dysmenorrhea. After the dysmenorrhea is treated, the ability to conceive can be improved. Frequent dysmenorrhea can easily lead to habitual miscarriage, which will significantly reduce women's fertility. It is also easy to cause some uterine diseases. After a woman conceives normally, the fertilized egg needs to attach to the uterus to develop. If there are some diseases in the uterus, it is easy for the fertilized egg to implant and not eat, resulting in miscarriage.