I believe most women have experienced the torment of dysmenorrhea, and mild dysmenorrhea can only affect their mood and make them very lethargic. But severe dysmenorrhea is different. It not only brings serious discomfort to oneself, but may also cause some other diseases. So, let's understand what consequences regular dysmenorrhea can lead to?
Mild dysmenorrhea is generally primary and does not require treatment. It does not pose any harm to health, but rather has a certain impact on daily life. This type of primary dysmenorrhea is mostly caused by excessive secretion of prostaglandins during menstruation, or mild uterine retroversion, cervical stenosis, etc., which can also lead to dysmenorrhea. These are normal physiological phenomena and will not cause other diseases.
But for some women with severe menstrual pain, it may be secondary and have a significant impact on their health. However, the consequences of dysmenorrhea caused by different reasons are also different. For example, dysmenorrhea caused by polycystic ovary syndrome, adenomyosis, and uterine coldness may lead to infertility.
If you want to know whether your dysmenorrhea is primary or secondary, you should actively go to the hospital for examination, usually diagnosed through ultrasound. If it is secondary dysmenorrhea, it cannot be ignored and must be treated in a standardized manner under the guidance of a doctor. Only in this way can we get rid of dysmenorrhea as soon as possible and avoid the consequences of infertility.
