What causes endometriosis? Learn about the three main causes

Many female friends probably don't know about the problem of endometriosis. However, the incidence of endometriosis has been increasing in recent years, and this trend has forced them to pay attention to related issues. The so-called endometriosis mainly refers to the growth of the endometrium outside the uterine cavity. This has led to a series of diseases and damages. So how does endometriosis cause it? Let's take a closer look.

(1) Long-term excessive stress

As for the question of how endometriosis is caused, there are actually many reasons for it. Among them, long-term excessive stress is a common cause of endometriosis. This is because long-term excessive mental stress can cause female autonomic nervous function disorders. It will greatly affect the normal endocrine system of the human body. When the endocrine system is unbalanced and the immune system is low, the endometrial tissue may "flow" in the body.

Seeing this, many female friends may have "never expected it". It turns out that excessive mental stress can also lead to such problems. I hope I can adjust the stress problem in the future.

(2) Impact of menstrual diseases

Many women have menstrual disorders, such as shortened menstrual cycles, frequent menstruation, etc. These will increase the frequency and amount of menstrual blood flowing back from the fallopian tubes into the pelvic cavity. If this continues for a long time, it will cause the risk of endometriosis. Therefore, if your menstruation is always "abnormal", you must be more careful and go to a regular hospital for treatment in time when there is an abnormality.

(3) Malposition of the uterus

The cause of uterine malposition may be congenital or caused by acquired factors. When the uterus is malpositioned, it will affect the smooth discharge of menstrual blood, and the retained menstrual blood will accumulate in the uterine cavity. In the long run, menstrual blood will continue to flow into the abdominal cavity, eventually leading to the problem of endometriosis.

The harm of uterine malposition to women is far more than this. In severe cases, women may even have difficulty conceiving. It is recommended to seek medical treatment in time to correct related problems. Do not ignore it because you think you have no obvious "symptoms" yet. The longer the problem is delayed, the more serious it will be. If you miss the best time for treatment, the later treatment will become more difficult.