What are the signs before a girl's period?

When a woman is about to have her period, her body will usually experience some discomfort. This reaction can not only help remind you of the arrival of the menstrual period, allowing you to take effective measures in a timely manner, but it can also reflect your health status and serve as a basis for diagnosing some gynecological symptoms. Therefore, women must improve their understanding of it. So what are the symptoms women experience before their period?

1. Excessive leucorrhea

Before the menarche, there may be an increase in the amount of secretions, which will appear mucous and have the characteristics of being colorless and transparent. This is mainly related to the pelvic congestion and edema before the menstrual period, which causes the blood volume in the cervix and vagina to increase, thereby stimulating the increase in the secretion of female secretions, which is commonly known as discharge.

2. Partial edema

About a week before menstruation, adverse symptoms of body swelling may appear, including eyelid swelling and limb edema, and weight gain. However, the edema symptom is not serious and can generally be improved by paying attention to rest.

3. Breast pain

Many women experience breast pain before their menstrual period. Especially when the breast is touched or pressed, a small lump may be felt inside, accompanied by pain. This is because the body's estrogen and progesterone levels decrease to a certain extent during menstruation, and they will gradually decrease on their own after the menstrual period ends.

4. Bad temper

One of the typical symptoms of premenstrual syndrome is temper tantrum, which may include a variety of negative emotions such as irritability, anxiety, depression, and sadness. And it is easy to get angry over trivial things, becoming easily irritable and excited, and even a little neurotic. In addition, it may affect insomnia at night and cause insomnia and dreaminess.

5. Other symptoms

In addition to the above-mentioned premenstrual symptoms, there may also be a feeling of pelvic heaviness, inattention and memory loss. At the same time, there are also systemic discomfort symptoms such as fear of cold, back pain, fatigue, and even stimulate the gastrointestinal function, resulting in decreased appetite and constipation, which in turn affects normal life and work.