Post Date August, 26 2023
The emergence of Endometriosis must be paid attention to. Especially to clarify the reasons, effective prevention must be carried out through reasonable lifestyle and dietary habits in daily life.
Endometriosis hazards
1. Infertility: 40% -50% of infertility is related to endometriosis. Endometriosis can cause pelvic adhesion, oviduct rigidity or even obstruction, leading to the pregnancy egg retrograde and the endometrium are not synchronized, or the pregnancy egg itself is blocked retrograde and infertility occurs.
2. Lower abdomen and lumbosacral pain: Pain is one of the common symptoms, with obvious pain in the lower abdomen and lumbosacral region. It often starts 1-2 days before the onset of menstruation, and the menstrual period is severe, gradually reducing in the future.
3. Irregular menstruation: Affected by ectopic endometrium, ovarian parenchymal tissue is destroyed, hormone metabolism is affected, menstrual disorders and increased vaginal bleeding during physiological days, as well as pre physiological bleeding.
4. Ectopic pregnancy (Ectopic pregnancy): ectopic endometrium causes pelvic adhesion, oviduct dysfunction, local cultivation and development of Zygote, and the probability of Ectopic pregnancy increases.
5. Dyspareunia: the surrounding tissue of ectopic endometrium swells, and the pain is caused by penis twitching during sexual intercourse, which is obvious in premenstrual period.
Causes of Endometriosis
1. Endometrial cultivation: This statement is the most convincing. The fragments of endometrium shed during menstruation enter the abdominal cavity through the fallopian tube with the blood countercurrent, and are planted on the surface of the ovary or other parts of the pelvis. They continue to grow and spread, and develop into Endometriosis.
2. Lymphatic and blood flow transmission: for example, Endometriosis in organs far away from the pelvis, lungs, hands, thigh skin and muscles is the result of lymph and venous blood Boshan.
3. Metaplasia of coelom epithelium: there are coelom epithelium in the ovary, pelvis peritoneum and thorax. The coelom epithelium is transformed into endometrial sample tissue after repeated stimulation of ovarian hormone, menstrual blood or chronic inflammation, forming Endometriosis.
4. Immune regulation: when the immune function is normal, the endometrial cells entering the abdominal cavity during menstruation will be eliminated by the local immune system. When the local immune function is insufficient or the number of endometrial cells is too large, the immune cells are not enough to kill, and Endometriosis will occur.
5. Genetic factors: This disease has familial clustering, mostly genetic or multifactorial inheritance.
