Dysmenorrhea, anal pain, and the urge to poop

Menstrual pain caused by various reasons may cause discomfort in nearby organs, such as abdominal pain, diarrhea, anal pain, vomiting, etc. Once the disease occurs, pain relief and diarrhea treatment should be carried out in time. If the condition does not improve, go to a regular hospital for treatment. In addition, women with menstrual pain should pay attention to rest, avoid doing strenuous work, pay attention to keeping the abdomen warm, and try to avoid fever, cold and cold food that stimulates the uterus. Let's take a look at what's going on when you have menstrual pain, anal pain, and the urge to defecate.

First, let me explain to you the reasons for anal pain during menstruation. For example, dietary factors, women eating too much spicy food, irritating food, or cold food, frozen fruits, etc., may irritate the anus; there may be problems with the anus itself, such as inflammation, hemorrhoids, etc., and dysmenorrhea only aggravates the pain in the anus; there may be diseases such as pelvic inflammatory disease and tumors, causing pain.

Second, I will introduce in detail the treatment methods for anal pain caused by menstrual cramps. First of all, you should take certain effective measures to relieve the pain, such as drinking warm water, brown sugar ginger water, applying a hot pack to the uterus, resting in bed, etc.; then you need to go to the hospital for a rectal examination to determine whether there is a problem with the anus, and receive a diagnosis to find out the cause of the dysmenorrhea, and use medication and take medicine under the doctor's advice.

Third, let’s learn how to prevent anal pain during menstruation. Develop the habit of regular bowel movements to avoid constipation and difficulty defecating, which may lead to anal tears or inflammation. Pay attention to keeping the uterus and abdomen warm. The abdomen during menstruation is very sensitive and should not be exposed to cold. Keep your emotions calm, don't get angry, pay attention to rest, don't stay up late, don't smoke, drink, dance, etc.

In summary, when women experience anal pain during menstruation, they don't need to be overly anxious or panic. They can take some painkillers first and remember to drink more hot water. In addition, pay attention to bed rest. If the condition does not improve after delay, you should contact a doctor or go to the hospital. In addition, paying attention to a light diet, getting enough rest, and keeping the uterus warm during menstruation can prevent pain to a certain extent.