Causes of luteal rupture

  The corpus luteum is a very important thing in the female body. If the corpus luteum ruptures, it can lead to physical problems in women. So female friends must pay special attention to their corpus luteum to avoid factors that may cause corpus luteum rupture. So what are the reasons for corpus luteum rupture?

  

Causes of luteal rupture1

  Firstly, the corpus luteum can rupture automatically. Normally, there is a small amount of bleeding inside the corpus luteum, but if there is a lot of bleeding, it can increase the pressure inside the corpus luteum, which may lead to spontaneous rupture. Therefore, timely treatment should be sought, attention should be paid to the health status of the body, and regular physical examinations should be conducted at the hospital. There are many reasons for corpus luteum rupture, and prevention measures should be taken for this disease.

  Secondly, corpus luteum rupture may be caused by impact or vigorous exercise in the lower abdomen, or by coughing or straining to defecate. The causes of corpus luteum rupture in women are complex, and women should take preventive measures. They should maintain regular bowel movements every day, avoid prolonged bowel movements, and avoid excessive straining. They should also pay attention to their physical health.

  Thirdly, this situation may also be caused by rough sexual activity. During sexual activity, the reproductive organs expand and become congested, which can lead to orgasm. However, if sexual activity is too rough, it can easily cause strong impact on the female's lower abdomen, leading to the rupture of the corpus luteum. After the rupture of the corpus luteum, women may experience lower abdominal pain and bleeding, so it should be taken seriously by female friends.

  This article provides a detailed introduction to the three causes of corpus luteum rupture. If you are a woman and want to make your body healthier, then you must pay more attention in your life and never let your own behavior cause the rupture of the corpus luteum.

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