Why Can Constipation Cause Female Infertility？

 

Many females with infertility are related to the inflammation in the female reproductive organs. You may wonder, what is the relationship between this and constipation?

 

 

As the long-term constipation causes bacteria in the stool to stay in the intestines, which will invade the fallopian tubes and ovaries, causing a series of gynecological inflammations. In general, the chance of infertility caused by constipation is very small. But some women may be constipated for a long time, causing bacteria in the intestines to infect the fallopian tubes and ovaries as well as adjacent organs, thus causing salpingitis, pelvic inflammatory disease and other inflammations.

 

In clinical practice, these inflammations can result in the blocked fallopian tubes, affect the combination of sperm and the egg. Without a natural fertilized egg in the uterus, the female will suffer from infertility. 

 

Also, in some cases, it may lead to the emergence of ectopic pregnancy, seriously affecting the female health and life. Luckily, you can take the herbal medicine Fuyan Pill to solve these female inflammations related to the reproductive system. It is effective and harmless, so it is a good option for females with family plan in the future.

 

Experts also points out that females have the potential factor of constipation naturally, which is due to the physiological difference between males and females. Because the uterus can cause a certain squeeze on the rectum in the pelvic cavity, resulting in a large rectum curvature, so that the stool will not be so easy to pass through. Meanwhile, some water will be absorbed by the female body, resulting in dry stool and making it difficult to be discharged.

 

In addition, the anus and vagina are very close physiologically, and the nearby muscles are relatively weak. Commonly, pelvic floor muscle relaxes during pregnancy, so overexertion during labor can cause muscle damage and increase the incidence rate of constipation.

 

 

When suffering from long-term constipation, the bacteria in the intestine can invade the adjacent oviducts and ovaries. Patients with mild symptoms may not feel the problem because of the slow progression of the disease. If the disease becomes more serious, you will feel some pain in the lower abdomen, accompanied by low back pain, increased leucorrhea, menorrhagia, dysmenorrhea and sexual pain.

 

Clinically, inflammations in the fallopian tubes can block the lumen, impeding the sperm and eggs from meeting, thus leading to infertility. Some women with difficult defecation often use laxatives. Although the drug usage has the effect on defection, it also results in dependency of intestinal tract. Once you stop taking it, constipation will become more serious, making the stool stay in the intestines for longer and affecting the adjacent fallopian tubes and ovaries more.

 

Changing bad diet and living habits is an effective way to prevent constipation. You should drink more water, exercise more and eat more grains in your daily life. If there is a constipation, you can get up in the morning to drink warm water or fresh milk, which can help you in the long run. At ordinary times, you can eat more walnuts, yogurt, dried green plums and other foods that can moisten the bowel and improve the defecation, and you should drink less coffee as far as possible.