What causes long-term dysmenorrhea?

I believe that many female friends will experience dysmenorrhea in their daily lives. In most cases, women experience dysmenorrhea because they do not pay attention to developing good living habits and eating habits in their daily lives. Women with dysmenorrhea should pay special attention because long-term dysmenorrhea may be caused by some diseases in the body. In severe cases, it may also lead to infertility in women. So what are the specific causes of long-term dysmenorrhea?

The harm of long-term dysmenorrhea. It is understood that a large proportion of female infertility patients suffer from dysmenorrhea. Doctors say that many young women have a history of dysmenorrhea and have to endure several days of abdominal pain every month. What’s scary is that pain is often viewed as a normal physiological phenomenon and no active treatment is taken; at most a few painkillers are taken when an attack occurs. Some parents also believe that dysmenorrhea will naturally improve after marriage. But what people don’t know is that dysmenorrhea may very well be a symptom of endometriosis and may make it worse, and endometriosis may very well lead to infertility. ,

Long-term dysmenorrhea may lead to infertility

Endometriosis occurs when endometrial tissue leaves its normal location in the uterine cavity and grows and develops in any other part of the human body. The causes are rather complicated. For example, artificial abortion, induced labor, postoperative cervical stenosis or occlusion, or retroversion and retroflexion of the uterus that obstruct the outflow of menstrual blood, causing endometrial fragments to flow back with menstrual blood and implant in multiple parts of the pelvic cavity through the fallopian tubes, all of which can lead to the disease. This then causes dysmenorrhea and infertility.

Therefore, not performing or performing fewer artificial abortions and induced labor surgeries, and correcting posterior uterine displacement in a timely manner can prevent and reduce its occurrence. In addition, adolescent girls should get adequate rest during menstruation and avoid strenuous exercise to prevent the occurrence of endometriosis. The survey found that those who have their first menstruation at a young age, have short menstrual cycles, and have long menstrual periods are more likely to suffer from endometriosis.

If women experience long-term dysmenorrhea, they should go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time. Long-term dysmenorrhea is very harmful to women. In severe cases, it can lead to infertility. Therefore, the editor recommends that female friends develop good living habits and eating habits in daily life. This can avoid dysmenorrhea.