Helsinki:
Scientists have said after a study that the disease related to the uterus of women can not only keep them suffering, but if neglected, their ability to have children can be affected. The severe result of this condition can also result in infertility.
According to new research, women with undiagnosed endometriosis have fewer children than other women.
According to international media reports, the lead author of the study and Dr. Oskari Heikkenhamu of Helsinki University Hospital, Finland, said that our research shows that women and doctors themselves do not understand menstrual discomfort and long-term and chronic pelvic pain. Should not be neglected. Chronic pain from endometriosis can also make them infertile.
In this disease, the skin or lining like the inner walls of the uterus begins to accumulate outside the uterus. This makes the menstrual cycle very painful and continues till menopause. The research was published in the research journal Human Reproduction.
He added that while women’s aging affects other body systems, doctors should also discuss its possible effects on fertility. And without any delay endometriosis should be treated promptly to reduce fertility impairment.
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