The harm of infertility

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I've been busy with my work and didn't want to have children, but recently I found that I was close to my lover, and some of them couldn't do it well. The old people in my family have been urging me to have children. In the past two years, I began to implement the plan of having children, but I still didn't go to the hospital. Going to the hospital for examination is the harm of infertility. Do you know anything about this? Let's talk about the harm of infertility.

The harm of infertility

Symptom 1: menstrual disorder: menstruation early or delayed; too much, too little; menstrual period significantly prolonged. Menstrual disorders are associated with endocrine disorders, luteal insufficiency, and endometritis. Menstrual volume changes: too much or too little menstrual volume; prolonged menstrual period: common in luteal insufficiency, and endometritis.

Symptom 2: abnormal leucorrhea: the symptoms of infertility include vaginitis, cervicitis (cervical erosion), endometritis, adnexitis, pelvic inflammatory disease and various sexually transmitted diseases. When there are leucorrhea, yellow color, smell, bean curd residue or water sample, or with vulva itching and pain, and these diseases can affect pregnancy in varying degrees.

Symptom 3: multiple abortions may lead to excessive curettage for female fertility, involving part of the basement layer of the uterine membrane, making it difficult for fertilized eggs to be implanted. Secondly, abortion is easy to be infected, which can cause gynecological inflammation and affect sperm motility and survival time. All of these will reduce the pregnancy rate. For example, tubal inflammation may affect the combination of sperm and egg.

matters needing attention

Malnutrition can reduce the amount of semen and fructose content in semen. Over nutrition in adolescence often leads to obesity, adiposis makes pituitary function lose or decrease, male hormone release can not or reduce, children are prone to small testicles, small penis, lack of secondary sexual characteristics, feminization and other symptoms, and may lead to infertility in adulthood.