How do you know if you have a monthly disease?

Patient's question:

No

Doctor's answer:

At the initial stage, once infected, it can lead to wound infection, endometrial hyperplasia, functional uterine bleeding, and the proliferation of numerous bacteria, making it difficult to treat for a long time. In the middle stage, it often manifests as anemia, irritability, palpitations, fatigue, shortness of breath, decreased appetite, limb weakness, eyelid and lower limb edema, lower abdominal pain, frequent inflammation of the endometrium, cervix, and adnexa, as well as serous cysts. In the later stage, irregularly sized lumps may appear in the lower abdomen.