Common gynecological diseases hidden under dysmenorrhea

　　Dysmenorrhea is many female It is a common symptom that many women will encounter. Many women think that dysmenorrhea is not a disease, and it will be cured as long as they endure it and hold it straight. In fact, dysmenorrhea is not just simple menstrual discomfort; it may be healthy Warning signs, because there are many Gynecology disease The main symptoms of dysmenorrhea are symptoms of dysmenorrhea. If the cause is not found and treated in time, it may lead to serious problems.

　　1、Uterine fibroids

　　Uterine fibroids are uterine tumors that protrude into the uterine cavity. Generally, fibroids do not cause stomach ache , but when fibroids degenerate or subserosal fibroids twist, they can cause severe abdominal pain. Submucosal fibroids can also aggravate dysmenorrhea symptoms. Because the surface of fibroids is covered with endometrium and takes up space in the uterine cavity, poor discharge of menstrual blood can cause abnormal contraction of the uterus, dysmenorrhea, and may also be accompanied by symptoms of compression of nearby organs.

　　2. Congenital uterine diseases

　　There are many congenital factors in the uterus that cause dysmenorrhea. For example, congenital cervical stenosis can lead to poor menstrual discharge and cause dysmenorrhea.； Uterine dysplasia can also easily be combined with abnormal blood supply, causing uterine ischemia and hypoxia, leading to dysmenorrhea. ； Abnormal uterine position not only causes dysmenorrhea but may also cause cancer.

　　3、endometriosis

　　Endometriosis refers to endometrial tissue with growth function that appears in other parts of the body other than the uterine cavity wall, such as the ovaries, abdominal cavity, ureters or bladder. Patients' discomfort includes dysmenorrhea, Menstrual disorders , infertility, rectal irritation, etc.

　　4. Pelvic infection

　　Pelvic infection is an inflammation of the female internal genitalia and surrounding connective tissue and pelvic peritoneum. Long-term inflammatory stimulation can cause symptoms such as dysmenorrhea, fever, lack of appetite, backache, and increased leucorrhea.