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Showing posts with label Endometriosis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Endometriosis. Show all posts

Wednesday, 23 December 2015

Endometriosis: Causes and Symptoms



What is Endometriosis?

Uterine lining tissue which is developed outside the uterus is known as Endometriosis. The tissue is normally grown inside the uterus but when it is grown outside the uterus then it affects the body and you experience too much pain especially during periods. It is considered as the abnormal growth of cells and commonly present in the organs of pelvis. It also affects fertility and you may experience infertility. 

What causes Endometriosis?

The cause of endometriosis is unidentified. Nobody has determined that what the main cause of this disease is. But there is some theory which is explained below:
  • Usually menstrual blood is normally excluded but in this condition menstrual blood back up into the fallopian tubes and pelvis.
  • It is also researched that it can be developed into the fetus which is developing inside the woman’s womb and can be present at the pubertal estrogen levels.
  • This condition can be genetic defect which is an inherited component. If a female has a close relative who has this disease then there is chance for a girl that endometriosis can be developed.
  • Hormonal estrogen is also responsible for this condition.
  • If you have problems with immune system then it can make impossible that extrauterine endometrial tissue destruction can be stopped.
Symptoms of Endometriosis:
  • Painful and heavy menstrual
  • Lower abdomen pain
  • Lower back or pelvis pain
  • Severe cramps during periods
  • Urinary problems like pain, constipation, and diarrhea
  • Bloody urine or faeces
  • Affects the fertility and so you can experience infertility problem
  • Vomiting and Nausea
  • Abnormal periods which longer than average periods which is usually of 7 days and with this condition you may experience more than 7 days.
  • Sex pain drive

Monday, 21 December 2015

How to Boost Fertility and Achieve Pregnancy? - Fertility Advice


Infertility is the worst disease which breaks the dreams of the couple. Every couple has aspiration of achieving a pregnancy and attains a child which builds their relationship more strong. But some parents may have problem in achieving the successful pregnancy. Let’s us discuss some factors which are responsible for not making your pregnant. If any of the given below factors affect you then you should immediately go to the doctor for treatment.

  • Health Issues: PCOS (ovarian cyst), endometriosis, uterus problem, unsafe abortion, or any previous surgeries can reduce the fertility and make you infertile. Thyroid, kidney disease, cervical, irregular periods may also cause infertility problem.
  • Abnormal Menstrual Cycles: Due to hormonal imbalances disease like PCOS, endometriosis, overweight, underweight, you can suffer irregular period’s issues, or absent periods, or heavier periods, or lighter periods. Due to these problems, it is difficult to become pregnant. It affects the ovulation cycle.
  • Smoking: It is researched that 10% percent of the women are affected with infertility due to smoking. This survey has been found according to the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM). Male infertility is also affected due to smoking which reduce the sperms production.
  • Weight: Overweight may cause infertility problem. When your weight is increased suddenly then it can affect your androgen and estrogen hormone. With your rising weight these hormones also increased at excessive level. Hence your reproduction cycle gets affected and du to this you may get irregular periods problem and you may also don’t ovulate.
  • Age: Age is the biggest factor which is responsible for infertility. At certain age fertility declines and you cannot achieve pregnancy. If your age is equal to 30 years or above 30 years than you have 20% of chance of conceiving a baby. Above 40 years you have very less chance which is only 5%  to achieve a pregnancy.