There are always a few days each month that can be very distressing for some women. Since menstrual cramps are more common among women, many people mistakenly believe that all menstrual cramps are normal physiological phenomena. But in fact, menstrual cramps feel different and have different severity. Behind the radiating pain sensation may be endometriosis that causes infertility …… Experts remind young women to learn to self-diagnose in advance and go to the hospital for early detection and treatment in time. The actual fact is that you can find a lot of people who are not able to get rid of the pain after marriage. More than a year after the wedding, elders coincidentally urged her to “add” to the family early. Xiao Wang also very much want to have a baby sooner, but things are not as they should be, she delayed pregnancy …… not long ago, at the suggestion of friends she went to the hospital for a checkup, the doctor said she was suffering from “endometriosis”, and this may be the reason why she failed to get pregnant for a long time. It turns out that Xiao Wang’s monthly menstrual days, always painful to roll in bed …… At first, she thought that after marriage, dysmenorrhea will naturally “incurable”, and did not pay too much attention to, at most, when you can not stand to take a few painkillers. In fact, after the marriage, the dysmenorrhea did not get better, and finally affected the pregnancy of the baby. The first thing you need to do is to take care of the “little things”. Analysis: about 30% of infertility is induced by endometriosis female endometriosis has become a common gynecological disease, the incidence is not small. The proportion of women suffering from endometriosis causing infertility is high in the total infertility population, accounting for about 35%. In clinical practice, women often come to the hospital for examination because they have not conceived naturally for a long time or because they have menstrual cramps, but it turns out that they are actually suffering from endometriosis. Patients with endometriosis, mainly women in their reproductive age, present with dysmenorrhea, infertility, painful intercourse, and increased menstrual flow. In addition, some women do not pay attention to gynecological examination and often mistake some gynecological disease symptoms as normal physiological symptoms of women, for example: they think that dysmenorrhea caused by endometriosis is the same as normal dysmenorrhea in general physiological period, ignore the information conveyed by the condition, do not have timely examination and fail to detect gynecological diseases in time, and as a result, fail to treat them early and lay hidden dangers for future life. The difference: endometriosis pain is radiating “dysmenorrhea” We often say that dysmenorrhea can be divided into two categories, including primary dysmenorrhea and secondary dysmenorrhea. Primary dysmenorrhea refers to dysmenorrhea that cannot be judged to be caused by other factors in the absence of other disease factors, which is more common; secondary dysmenorrhea is mostly caused by certain diseases, usually caused by endometriosis, which is radiating pain, i.e. the pain can involve the inner thighs and lower back. Generally primary dysmenorrhea due to purely physiological effects is mainly concentrated in the lower part of the abdomen, i.e. at the small of the stomach. Some unmarried women tend to ignore gynecological examinations, thinking that some discomfort will be relieved or even disappear after marriage. In fact, women with dysmenorrhea can differentiate and judge themselves based on the location of the symptoms. If you have similar radiating dysmenorrhea, it is recommended to go to the hospital for timely examination and early detection and treatment, which can determine whether it is primary dysmenorrhea or secondary dysmenorrhea caused by gynecological diseases. The examination can also be combined with CA125 and other methods of cancer detection, which can help doctors to make accurate judgments as the corresponding index will rise. For patients with fertility requirements, early detection of endometriosis allows early and aggressive measures to be taken.