What is endometriosis and how it affects Pregnancy

What is endometriosis and how it affects Pregnancy -

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Endometriosis It is the condition in which cells from the lining of the uterus appear outside the uterine cavity. Pregnant women can suffer from endometriosis. Wondering how it can affect pregnancy?

Well, there's no need to worry as there are many women around the world who, with proper treatment can address the risks associated with endometriosis during pregnancy. And 'essential that you stay in touch with your doctor for proper diagnosis and treatment during the different stages of pregnancy.

Causes Endometriosis:

There They have been several theories outlined by the doctors. Here are some of the causes of endometriosis:

Small tissue from the uterus have passed from the lining through the fallopian tubes
The fabrics are rarely carried around through the system lymphatic. which brings white blood cells to fight infections in the body.
in rare cases, small tissue may end up in your brain, eyes and lungs.
Endometriosis become common if there is a family history. And 'generally it carried on from generation to generation.
Endometriosis occurs when the menstrual tissue or blood backs up into the fallopian tubes.
Immune system failure to get rid of the tissues in the wrong place can cause endometriosis
Toxins can upset your hormonal balance

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Symptoms Endometriosis:

Here are some of the symptoms to know if you are suffering from endometriosis:

heavy periods
abdominal pain
pain during relations
menstrual cramps
effort

doctors suggest that high levels of progesterone during pregnancy causes little 'remission offering a bit' of relief from the symptoms of endometriosis. pregnancy

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endometriosis and pregnancy:

pregnancy is an important stage of life that requires a ' careful consideration of different factors. It is believed that hormonal changes during pregnancy has positive effects on the effects of endometriosis. These effects may continue throughout pregnancy and lactation as well.

In a few women the symptoms of endometriosis recur during pregnancy. Here are some things you should keep in mind:

you should not consider pregnancy as a cure for endometriosis
Although the symptoms subside pregnant, recur after delivery ..
pregnancy is not a long-term treatment for problems such as endometriosis.

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Possible complications you could face:

Preliminary studies suggest that if you have endometriosis during pregnancy, you may suffer some outcomes of poor pregnancy. Those who are pregnant with endometriosis are considered high risk. Here are some complications you need to be aware of:

preterm birth : Those with endometriosis are at greater risk of delivering premature children than women who do not suffer of endometriosis.

Caesarean Returns :. The likelihood of C-section increases with women who suffer from endometriosis

Antepartum haemorrhage : This results in bleeding in the second half of pregnancy. This is generally caused by placenta previa or placental abruption

Pre-eclampsia :. This condition results in high blood pressure. It usually affects the second and third trimester of pregnancy

Stillbirth :. This refers to pregnancy loss around the 20th week. Although there are no conclusive reports on the links between endometriosis and stillbirths, but some studies have established the connection between the two. However, the cause is unknown in most cases

Miscarriage :. Some studies have established link between miscarriage and endometriosis. However, there are no conclusive reports on this

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Although there seems to be some effects of endometriosis with pregnancy, there has not been enough studies to date. Pregnancy certainly can not cure the problem. Pregnant women with endometriosis are considered high risk and are therefore monitored very closely. Make sure you stay in touch with your doctor throughout this phase.

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