What are the signs of menstruation?

Women will have signs before their menstruation, telling us to prepare in advance and get through the menstrual period as soon as possible so that we can work and live better. However, everyone's premenstrual symptoms are different, so women must summarize according to their own situation. So, what are the signs before the menstrual period? Next, let's learn about the relevant knowledge together!

1. In serious cases, the patient is unwilling to pay attention to relatives and good friends and is so lonely that he is bedridden. It is often accompanied by breast pain, lower abdominal distension, and constipation. Some people gain weight and have edema 1 to 3 days before menstruation, especially swollen fingers when they wake up in the morning and swelling in the lower limbs at noon. Some people also have symptoms such as insomnia, memory loss, difficulty in judging, uneven movements, and headaches before menstruation. Some people may experience drowsiness, general malaise, sadness, sleepiness, or even crying or anger for no apparent reason.

2. Before the menstrual period comes, women experience some physiological changes. Such as dull pain in the breasts, bulging abdomen, bloating, swelling of fingers, etc., these are all premenstrual symptoms. In addition, in terms of psychological state, many women will continue to experience emotional instability, depression, fatigue and other feelings. Some women even have difficulty concentrating, have incorrect judgment, memory loss and other phenomena.

3. Gynecologists emphasize that pregnant women will experience a series of mental, behavioral and physical symptoms 7-14 days before menstruation, and the symptoms will disappear quickly after menarche. Because the mental and adjustment disorders of this disease are more prominent, it was once named "premenstrual syndrome". Because of individual differences, the severity of premenstrual symptoms is different for every woman. Some women only have mild discomfort, but some women may experience very obvious symptoms and affect their normal daily life and work.