Why do I feel sore and weak during my period?

Many female friends experience body aches and weakness during menstruation. In this way, they feel very anxious and often wonder if they have some disease. Today I will introduce to you in detail the reasons why you feel sore and weak all over during menstruation. I hope it can help you understand these aspects as soon as possible.

Body aches and fatigue during menstruation is a common menstrual syndrome. Some female friends may even experience a series of symptoms such as breast pain, mild diarrhea, and irritability. These situations are relatively normal. There is no need to be too anxious. As long as you can pay attention to releasing your emotions, there will be a certain degree of relief.

If female friends experience severe body aches and fatigue during menstruation, then we need to consider whether it is caused by a disease. If both Qi and blood are deficient, it will easily cause body aches and fatigue. If this happens, it is recommended that you see a doctor for a relevant examination to determine the cause.

What everyone needs to understand is that women's immune system is relatively low during menstruation, and they are prone to a series of symptoms such as drowsiness and soreness. In fact, most of the time it is relatively normal. Of course, if you feel really uncomfortable and worry that you may have symptoms, you can see a doctor for examination.

What is the reason for body aches and weakness during menstruation? The above article has already introduced in detail the causes of body aches and weakness during menstruation and the reasons for this situation. I believe that after reading it, everyone should have a certain understanding of this problem. In fact, in most cases, menstrual body pain and weakness are a very normal phenomenon. Of course, if female friends have blood deficiency, this phenomenon will become more serious. Therefore, if you feel that you are really uncomfortable, it is recommended that you see a doctor and follow the doctor's advice for relevant treatment.