How to Check Whether You Have Endometriosis? These Five Characteristics Are Worth Your Attention

When it comes to endometriosis, most females have only heard about it, but they don't know much about it. So what is Endometriosis? Endometriosis is a widespread gynecological disease. This disease means that the active endometrial cells run to the place outside the endometrium and grow. Because the uterine cavity, fallopian tube, and pelvic cavity are interlinked, the endometrial cells that initially only grew in the uterine cavity "mischievously" ran to other places along these connecting channels and began to "wander around and look for a new home." But it's not a tiny thing. Because these "naughty" little guys wander around and continue to grow, women can have dysmenorrhea, chronic pelvic pain, menstrual abnormalities, and other symptoms, and even lead to infertility in severe cases. Moreover, the scope of its lesions can also affect all pelvic tissues, all organs, ovaries, utero rectal pits, uterosacral ligaments, and other parts, and even the abdominal cavity, chest, limbs, and other places may be difficult to escape its "magic claw." Therefore, learning how to self-examination has become extremely important to deal with terrible endometriosis. So, how to check whether you have endometriosis? Experts say that if the body has these five symptoms, it is worth your attention: 1. Dysmenorrhea If women suddenly appear severe dysmenorrhea symptoms and the pain will gradually aggravate with the menstrual cycle, they need to pay attention. After suffering from endometriosis, estrogen in the body will continue to increase so that the ectopic endometrium hyperplasia and swelling. Once it bleeds and stimulates the local tissue, it will produce a sense of pain. 2. Increased menstrual volume If a woman's menstruation suddenly increases, she may have endometriosis. Because menstruation is formed by the regular shedding of the endometrium, if the menstrual volume increases suddenly and the menstrual period is prolonged, it may be caused by the rise of endometrial cells. For this suddenly increased endometrium, women need to pay attention to it. 3. Pain in sexual life If the endometrial cells run to the uterine rectum fossa and vaginal rectum septum position, it will make the surrounding tissue swelling, causing pain during the sex. So, women should pay attention to such symptoms. 4. Defecation distension Pay attention to the feeling of falling and swelling in the process of defecation. It is likely due to the emergence of ectopic endometrium in and near the rectum. Specific symptoms can be manifested as: when the stool through the rectum will feel pain, but only in the menstrual period before and after defecation will have this feeling, other time is no apparent feeling. 5. Infertility The endometrium is the place of embryo implantation and development. Once the ectopic endometrium affects the pelvic cavity, it may cause tubal adhesion, resulting in sperm and egg can not be combined normally and fertilized eggs can not be transported to the uterine cavity smoothly. If the ectopic endometrium affects the ovary and causes pathological changes, it will affect ovulation and cause infertility. Therefore, even if there is no apparent discomfort in the body, if a couple under the age of 35 is not pregnant for one year or a couple over the age of 35 is not pregnant for half a year, it can be considered infertility and need timely medical treatment. If you diagnose that your infertility is caused by endometriosis, choose the safe and effective herbal medicine wuhandrli@gmail.com. It can relieve and eliminate pain, improve and promote fertility, reduce and avoid recurrence. If you want, you can also choose an IVF when durg treatments fail. No matter how to determine treatment, the main factors that should be considered are age, fertility requirements, the severity of symptoms, the scope of lesions, previous treatment, and patients' needs.