What are the pathogenic factors of female infertility? Abnormal menstruation

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Now that the second child is open to the public, many people will have a second child. However, there are some troublesome problems. Many people have infertility, which will cause great psychological pressure on women. We need to pay attention to some of the symptoms of female infertility, so when women appear infertility, what symptoms will appear?

What are the pathogenic factors of female infertility? Abnormal menstruation

First: abnormal menstruation - many women often change their menstrual cycle, such as: early or delayed menstruation, too much or too little menstruation; prolonged menstruation; amenorrhea, dysmenorrhea, irregular vaginal bleeding. A small number of women have a series of symptoms such as breast distension, diarrhea, edema, headache, mouth chylous, facial acne, fever, rubella, depression or irritability before and after menstruation, which are often caused by endocrine disorders and luteal dysfunction, and often lead to infertility.

Second: abnormal breast and secretion - if a woman's breast overflows spontaneously or after squeezing during the non lactation period, it means that she has hypothalamic insufficiency, prolactinoma, pituitary tumor, primary hypothyroidism, chronic renal failure and other diseases in many cases. Of course, this situation can also be caused by taking contraceptives and blood pressure reducing drugs Galactorrhea is often associated with amenorrhea, leading to infertility. Because some vaginitis diseases lead to vaginal adnexal masses, secretions increase, thickening and tenderness;.

Third: abnormal uterine position - normal uterine position is forward, the uterine body is slightly forward, the cervix is downward and backward. If the uterus is tilted backward, the cervix is upturned, it is not easy to soak in semen to affect pregnancy. Of course, excessive anteversion of the uterus is not conducive to pregnancy.

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Increased menstruation or irregular uterine bleeding. Polyps can be seen or touched at the cervix, and the uterine body is slightly enlarged. Large polyps or polyps protruding from the cervix are often secondary to infection and necrosis, resulting in irregular vaginal bleeding and bloody secretions with stench.