Post Date September, 08 2023
Dysmenorrhea is a situation that we should pay attention to, and its impact and harm on women are also serious. After dysmenorrhea occurs, we must immediately undergo examination and receive targeted treatment.
Physiological pain infertility
Experts point out that many people's physiological pain is pathological and not only does it not alleviate after marriage, but it worsens. In addition to being affected by the pain and affecting normal life, there is also the possibility of invading other organs for infertility. Among women who have suffered from physical pain since their teenage years, there are also women who take their own medication to deal with it. However, as they age, the likelihood of changes in the nature of physical pain is high, transitioning from a general physiological cause to a disease that unknowingly delays diagnosis and treatment. Infertility only becomes more painful and difficult to treat after receiving treatment.
Harm of dysmenorrhea
1. Aging: Female blood gas imbalance, abnormal activity of free radicals in the body, aging age 5 years earlier than ordinary women. Especially for women with physiological pain, their face is always dull, their skin is dry, and they are prone to the formation of hidden disasters such as spots, acne, and other facial problems.
2. Impact on work and learning: unbearable lower abdominal pain during or around physiological days, bedridden, seriously affecting work, learning, and daily life, bedridden, accompanied by low back pain, dizziness, pale complexion, sweating, cold limbs, weakness, vomiting, diarrhea, anal distension
3. Infertility: If it is secondary dysmenorrhea, it is likely caused by some gynecological diseases, such as chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, endometriosis, and chronic cervix, which may cause infertility. Therefore, if a woman experiences physiological pain, it cannot be ignored and must be immediately examined. Secondly, attention should be paid to recuperation in daily life.
4. Impact on marital life: Dysmenorrhea is only the most obvious external manifestation of uterine abnormalities. Uterine abnormalities can also gradually reduce the number of cells and secretions on the surface of the vagina, leading to vaginal atrophy, dryness, discomfort, and painful sexual discomfort. 60% of women with dysmenorrhea are prone to symptoms such as decreased libido, poor performance, pelvic pain after sexual activity, and endometritis after marriage, directly leading to disharmony in sexual life between couples.
Dysmenorrhea examination
1. Double or triple diagnosis: examination for gynecological diseases such as uterine malformations, uterine fibroids, ovarian tumors, pelvic inflammatory disease, etc. Anal diagnosis is a key method for early diagnosis of endometriosis, as it can detect whether the nodular shape of the uterosacral ligament is thickened..
