Post Date December, 03 2023
The emergence of endometriosis has caused great distress to many women. It is a disease that we should pay attention to, especially for its serious impact on women's physical health and daily life.
Can endometriosis lead to pregnancy
Most patients with endometriosis have a history of pregnancy, incomplete pregnancy, and surgery. Patients have varying degrees of dysmenorrhea, menstrual disorders, pain during sexual intercourse, low back pain, periodic anal distension, and breast pain; All gynecological examinations showed significant tenderness and tenderness in the posterior fornix, uterus, bilateral appendages, and lumbosacral region; B-ultrasound examination showed uterine enlargement, adnexal mass, increase and thickening of light spots in myometrium, etc. Among patients diagnosed with infertility, 42.35% to 55.7% were diagnosed with endometriosis, indicating that endometriosis can affect female fertility.
The reasons why endometriosis affects pregnancy are as follows: endometriosis can cause blockage of the fallopian tubes. Ectopic endometrium can cause periodic bleeding, but these blood cannot circulate, tissues and organs in the pelvis are widely adhered, fallopian tubes have been blocked for a long time, and the latest data that affects the transport of zygote shows that the immune function metabolism of endometriosis will affect women's physiological function, and failure to ovulate and ovulate will certainly affect the pregnancy rate of pregnant endometriosis. Even if the pregnancy is successful, The miscarriage rate is also higher than that of normal women, so it is recommended for patients with endometriosis to be cured before pregnancy.
Endometriosis grading
1. Mild
(1) Scattered lesion cultivation, ovarian tenderness, normal or slightly larger, but no obvious formation of endometrial cysts.
(2) The adhesion is mild or not obvious, and both the uterus and ovaries are active.
There are multiple lesions on one or both sides of the ovary, and the ovaries enlarge or form small endometrial cysts, but the diameter of the cysts does not exceed 3 centimeters.
(2) Adhesion of fallopian tubes and ovaries.
(3) There are obvious nodules scattered on the lesion, which can touch and touch the tender nodules.
3. Severe
(1) Ovarian endometrium larger than 3 centimeters (unilateral or bilateral).
(2) Pelvic adhesions are evident.
(3) The uterus and rectum are enclosed and thickened in patches, accompanied by painful nodules.
(4) The lesion involves the rectum, bladder, and uterus immobility..
