What are the symptoms of female infertility?

Many people think that infertility has no symptoms. In fact, the symptoms of infertility in men and women are different. Generally, when women have symptoms of infertility, they will have irregular menstrual cycles. They often find that the time of menstruation becomes earlier or later, which is a symptom of irregular menstruation. Usually, most women will have amenorrhea, and there will be symptoms of gout. More serious cases will have vaginitis and cervicitis, all of which will cause infertility.

Common female infertility symptoms

1. Menstrual disorders. Early or delayed menstruation; excessive or insufficient menstrual flow; prolonged menstruation.

2. Dysmenorrhea: Abdominal pain during menstruation may occur when diseases such as pelvic inflammatory disease, uterine fibroids, and uterine hypoplasia exist.

3. Amenorrhea: No menstruation after the age of 18; amenorrhea for more than 6 months after menstruation. Amenorrhea can cause infertility.

4. Abnormal leucorrhea: vaginitis, cervicitis (cervical erosion), endometritis, pelvic inflammatory disease and various diseases can cause abnormal leucorrhea, often accompanied by vulvar itching. These diseases can affect conception.

5. Galactorrhea: Milk leaks out of the breasts spontaneously or after squeezing during the non-lactating period. This often indicates hypothalamic insufficiency, pituitary tumors, or primary hypothyroidism, chronic renal failure and other diseases. Galactorrhea is often accompanied by amenorrhea, leading to infertility symptoms.

6. Symptoms before and after menstruation: A small number of women experience a series of symptoms before and after menstruation, such as premenstrual breast swelling, menstrual headaches, menstrual depression or irritability, which can lead to infertility.

7. Abdominal pain: Chronic lower abdominal pain, bilateral abdominal pain, or lumbar pain is often caused by pelvic inflammatory disease, uterine fibroids, endometriosis, and ovarian tumors.