Does ulcerative colitis affect menstruation, the onset of inflammatory bowel disease, and how does i

Hello little sister: Ulcerative colitis, also known as non-specific ulcerative colitis, is a more stubborn and difficult disease to treat, but it generally does not have much effect on menstruation. At present, the medical community has not fully understood the disease and its pathogenesis may be related to immune, genetic, infection, food allergy, neuropsychiatric and other factors.

Although there are many methods, but the course of treatment is long, the efficacy is also limited, generally using the combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine, such as oral Chinese and Western medicine, retention enema, acupoint application, acupoint sealing, acupoint embedding, Chinese medicine ion acupoint introduction**, etc., can only control inflammation, antispasmodic and analgesic, regulate intestinal motility, protect the intestinal mucosa, improve the intestinal environment, enhance immune function, promote ulcer repair, etc. Since there is no specific drug for this disease, the efficacy is not ideal, and it is easy to reverse. In recent years, there have been reports on the use of biological drugs abroad, and I have used this method to ** many cases of colitis and ulcerative colitis, and the earliest case has not been used for more than three years.

You can search on the Internet - Heng Rui Bao , ulcerative colitis (especially blood in the stool) should be highly valued, if you don't get a lot of **, long-term development is easy to induce cancer, so it must be timely**. If you are in the local area**, it is recommended to choose a trustworthy doctor, fixed**, which is conducive to improving the efficacy. Good luck soon**!

Because of gastroenteritis, you will take some medicines, which will lead to irregular menstruation, and it is not very good during the gastroenteritis period, and the food is very light, which will lead to delayed menstruation, and if the diarrhea is particularly severe, it is easy to cause dysmenorrhea to aggravate.

Since bacterial and viral infections affect endocrine function, it may affect menstruation, so it is recommended that it is best to go to the hospital for a comprehensive reproductive system examination before doing conditioning.

Because the onset of this disease will lead to endocrine disorders in women, resulting in irregular ovulation. This affects menstruation.

It is this inflammation that will affect one's menstruation, the normal onset time, which will lead to the disorder of one's endocrine system and other problems.

It can cause menstrual cramps, and it can also lead to poor menstruation, stomach pain, and inflammation.