Why does my menstrual cramps go away after I vomit?

I think many women have experienced menstrual cramps. Once the pain comes, it is very painful. It will not compromise unless it destroys the person from head to toe. Some of them may even affect women's normal life and work. If the patient suffers from severe dysmenorrhea, vomiting, nausea and vomiting may occur as a safety hazard. Most people may be curious about the problem of dysmenorrhea and vomiting. Why does dysmenorrhea go away after vomiting?

Dysmenorrhea and vomiting are a normal physiological phenomenon. The phenomenon of nausea and vomiting due to dysmenorrhea is mainly caused by the pain stimulation of dysmenorrhea. There are many reasons for dysmenorrhea. For example, cervical stenosis. Due to cervical spasm and stenosis, the pressure in the uterine cavity increases, and menstruation will flow back into the pelvis, stimulating the peripheral nerves, thereby causing dysmenorrhea. If the uterus contracts abnormally, the uterine muscles increase activity, resulting in decreased uterine support and excessive contraction. It is precisely because of such abnormalities that the uterine flow is reduced and the uterus is severely ischemic, which will immediately cause menstrual pain. In addition, bad mood, difficulty in self-adjustment, anxiety, depression and other conditions can also cause menstrual pain.

If a woman has very severe menstrual pain, it will stimulate vomiting. Because the stimulation of pain can actually cause various discomforts throughout the body, vomiting is only one of them. In addition, it may also cause nausea, dizziness, and even fainting.

The causes of dysmenorrhea and vomiting are as follows:

1. Poor diet. Many women like to drink beverages containing tea or caffeine during their menstrual period. Excessive intake of these beverages can cause menstrual cramps, and severe dysmenorrhea can cause nausea.

2. Catching a cold during menstruation. Every woman has a heart that pursues beauty. During the menstrual period, some women don't pay much attention to it. In order to show their perfect figure in winter, they only wear thin clothes, which causes cold and even nausea.

3. Caused by symptoms. The cause of vomiting may also be due to illness, the key reasons are stomach diseases, uterine diseases, etc.

In fact, the symptoms of dysmenorrhea and vomiting can be alleviated. The key is to use food and medicine to adjust the qi field and eliminate the body's uterine cold. If you are worried about the side effects of drugs, you can also use Chinese medicinal materials to relieve pain. When you feel pain, you can apply a warm hand bag to your lower abdomen, drink more hot water, and promote circulation. In addition, you should pay attention to your daily lifestyle, diet, etc., keep warm at ordinary times, and be vigilant at all times. During the menstrual period, you can also wash your feet with hot water to promote blood circulation, which is conducive to the acceleration of metabolism. It can not only relieve dysmenorrhea, but is also a very effective health-preserving secret.