The day before yesterday, my cousin came to my house, and when we were chatting in the evening, she said: How lazy I am now, when I lie in bed, I don't want to solve it, especially when I go back to my hometown for a few days, I am cold outside the bed, and I want to urinate in the middle of the night until dawn...
Hearing her say this, I quickly showed her a report:
On February 4, a girl in Shanghai was watching a movie in her bed.
After watching for a long time, it is inevitable that I want to go to the toilet. But the girl put up with it again and again, and had to wait until the end of the movie to go to the bathroom to solve the problem.
Finally, the movie was over, and the girl hurried to the bathroom. Unexpectedly, after the convenience was over, the girl felt unbearable abdominal pain and rushed to the hospital for treatment. After the doctor's examination, it was found that the girl was actually "luteum rupture".
Netizens commented:
When I was in college, it was really painful to hold back urine until urethritis, not to mention the rupture of the luteum of the lithroid body or something... So really don't hold back urine, men and women don't!!
I also went to the hospital last year because of the rupture of the corpus luteum... Heavy bleeding in the body accumulates fluid from the pelvic cavity to the abdominal cavity.
When the cousin saw this, she was frightened and immediately went to the bathroom and said: After silently reciting a hundred times a day, you can't hold urine, you can't hold urine, and holding urine is easy to rupture your yellow body!
Back to the point, let's talk about today's focus: what is the yellow body? Why is it easy to rupture the corpus luteum when holding urine?
1. What is the luteum?
During a woman's menstrual cycle, an egg is released from the ovary. After the egg is released. The walls of the follicle collapse, forming many folds, and under the action of hormones, the yellow particles left in the follicles gather and proliferate, forming a small body the size of soybeans or peanuts, which is the yellow body.
The cells that make up the corpus luteum are divided into two types: granulophylloid cells and adenophroditic cells, the former secreting progesterone and the latter secreting estrogen.
Now you should guess that the role of the yellow body is to prepare for pregnancy and "escort" during pregnancy. The corpus luteum secretes estrogen progesterone, which allows the fertilized egg to better "take root" in the womb. After the successful landing of the fertilized egg, the corpus luteum transforms into the gestational corpus luteum and acts as the "nanny" of the embryo, generating a placenta and ensuring the stability of the intrauterine condition.
2. Under what circumstances is the corpus luteum prone to rupture?
Ovulation is basically performed about 14 days before the menstrual leave, from the post-ovulation to the day before the menstrual leave, this period is called the luteal phase, during which the luteal body will enlarge.
Generally about a week after ovulation (about seven days before menstruation), its size can reach 1-4 cm, and in rare cases, it can reach 8-9 cm or even larger, at this time it looks like an "egg yolk"...
When the volume of the yellow body becomes larger, the outer wall is stretched thinner and thinner, and it is easy to rupture.
Luteal rupture is one of the most common acute abdomen in gynecology and tends to occur in young women aged 14-30 years. There are many causes of luteal rupture, which can be divided into spontaneous rupture and external forces.
Spontaneous rupture: Generally when the corpus luteum develops, it accidentally destroys small blood vessels, resulting in internal bleeding, causing internal pressure to rise, thus rupturing.
External forces: Generally, vigorous exercise is carried out during the luteal phase, and the abdomen is strongly impacted, resulting in the rupture of the corpus luteum.
For example, if the force is too strong when "love and love", the woman's lower abdomen is strongly impacted, which may cause the luteum to rupture.
If there is a sudden but very slight pain in one side of the lower abdomen during the "popping" process, or after the end, it is possible that the corpus luteum ruptures, but it is relatively mild. In this case, the capillaries in the routed yellow body will heal on their own, and the small amount of blood that flows out will also be absorbed by itself, leaving no sequelae.
However, if severe and unbearable abdominal pain occurs, it means that the blood vessels in the yellow body are ruptured and blood flows to the abdominal cavity, resulting in persistent abdominal pain. In this case, symptoms such as sweating, dizziness and headache, decreased blood pressure, cold limbs, etc., can lead to hemorrhagic shock in severe cases, which may be life-threatening if not treated in time.
In addition to rough sexual movements, excessive defecation during constipation leads to increased abdominal pressure, or running, strenuous exercise, severe coughing, excessive urination, may lead to rupture of the corpus luteum.
Kangaroo Ma Ma has something to say:
Frankly speaking, the rupture of the yellow body is invincible.
Because you can't predict it before it happens, if we want to stay away from the rupture of the luteum, we need to try to avoid the causes mentioned above.
During the luteal phase, if you find similar symptoms, you must go to the hospital in time.