Luteinism refers to a vascular glandular structure in the female body, which will become a cell mass containing capillaries and secreting functions under the action of luteinizing hormone, and the main function is to secrete estrogen and progesterone.
When the ovaries ovulate, the luteum forms a gestational luteum. But if the woman is not conceived, then at the beginning of menstruation, the corpus luteum will shrink and disappear on its own.
However, the corpus luteum will rupture due to a sudden external force. This can directly lead to a series of discomforts in patients and, in severe cases, may even develop hemorrhagic shock.
So, when the corpus luteum rupture occurs, what symptoms will appear in the body? Let's take a look.
What are the symptoms of luteal rupture?
1. Pain in the lower abdomen
When a woman's corpus luteum ruptures suddenly, the most typical symptom is a pain in the lower abdomen. When symptoms are mild, there is a slight pain in the lower abdomen on one side. If the symptoms are severe, this pain will be very strong, and it is easy to make the patient sweat from pain to sweat.
When a woman's lower abdomen is painful, most patients will also be accompanied by a feeling of distention in the anus, as well as frequent urination or vaginal bleeding, but vaginal bleeding is rare.
2. Hemorrhagic shock
When symptoms of hemorrhagic shock occur, the rupture of the corpus luteum is more severe, and the phenomenon of intra-abdominal bleeding is also very serious. Patients experience very severe abdominal pain, which is accompanied by a rapid drop in blood pressure, chills in the skin of the limbs, and dizziness and pallor.
Once there is no timely treatment, the patient will develop hemorrhagic shock, and even threaten the patient's life.
It can be seen that when the corpus luteum ruptures suddenly, the patient will have a different degree of pain in the lower abdomen, accompanied by a feeling of swelling in the anus. If the degree of rupture is more severe and there is more intra-abdominal bleeding, it will lead to hemorrhagic shock in the patient.
Once these symptoms appear, it is necessary to quickly enter the hospital for treatment, otherwise, it will threaten the health and even life of the patient.
In addition, women must prevent the sudden rupture of the corpus luteum in their daily lives. So, how to prevent the rupture of the luteum?
In daily life, be sure to avoid sudden abdominal impacts, or excessively violent running and jumping. These behaviors will cause the female abdominal pressure to rise rapidly, and it is easy to cause the sudden rupture of the mature corpus luteum. Even if a woman exerts too much force when she is constipated, it can cause the corpus luteum to rupture suddenly.
In addition, when having sex, the movement must not be too intense, if the woman's lower abdomen will be strongly impacted, it will also cause the luteum to rupture suddenly.
In summary, when a woman's corpus luteum ruptures, it will cause a series of uncomfortable symptoms, such as abdominal pain, distension, vaginal bleeding, frequent urination, blood pressure drop, as well as dizziness, pale face and other phenomena. When these symptoms appear, the patient must reduce activity and then be admitted to the hospital as soon as possible for treatment.
When the symptoms are mild, in addition to bed rest, some hemostatic drugs can be taken appropriately. If symptoms are more pronounced, surgery is considered depending on the situation. During the period of rehabilitation, sexual life is strictly prohibited and any strenuous activity or manual labor is avoided. And pay attention to a balanced diet to avoid constipation, which has a great effect on the recovery of the disease.