Patient's question:
My menstruation has always been irregular. Not only is the period long, but it also doesn't come on time. Sometimes it doesn't come for several months, and when it does come, it lasts for a long time. Moreover, two days before my period is due, I start experiencing lower abdominal pain, so intense that I break into a cold sweat, and I get very angry. When I went to the hospital, the doctor said it was endometriosis.What assistance would you like: What are the causes of endometriosis?
Doctor's answer:
Medical-induced endometrial implantation. This is an artificially induced condition where the endometrium is grafted to certain areas, commonly seen during cesarean sections, early to mid-pregnancy D&Cs, perineal episiotomies during labor, and induced abortions. Due to the presence of endometrium in the uterine cavity being transplanted to the abdominal cavity, abdominal wall, perineum, and other areas, there is a deficiency in the autoimmune protective function. Sexual activity, frequent sexual intercourse, and other factors are related to it. Endometriosis can be treated surgically. Do not overworry.