What causes dizziness and vomiting during menstruation?

Everyone's physical constitution is different. Women's bodies are relatively weaker, especially during menstruation. The body's resistance and immunity will decrease, and the symptoms that each woman experiences during menstruation will be completely different. Many women will experience dizziness and vomiting during menstruation. This phenomenon occurs because the hormone levels in women's bodies are out of balance during menstruation.

What causes dizziness and vomiting during menstruation?

1. Dizziness and vomiting during menstruation may be caused by improper diet. Many people eat foods that are easy to cause inflammation or junk food, which leads to gastrointestinal absorption disorders and causes pain symptoms, and is often accompanied by dizziness and vomiting. Everyone should pay attention to daily food hygiene, not eat harmful foods often, and avoid abnormal gastrointestinal absorption.

2. Dizziness, nausea and vomiting during menstruation may be caused by premenstrual syndrome. This symptom is very common and there is no need to worry too much. If you can regulate your emotions and maintain a healthy diet, it will be relieved soon. If more serious symptoms occur, you can choose medication to relieve the symptoms with the help of a doctor.

3. The tension of female patients can easily lead to endocrine disorders, resulting in symptoms of dizziness and vomiting during menstruation. If the symptoms cannot be relieved for a long time, you should relax yourself in time, maintain a healthy mental state, avoid overwork, and combine work and rest.

Treatment

1. Experts point out that if you experience dizziness, nausea and vomiting during menstruation, it can be considered that it is a disease caused by premenstrual syndrome. Therefore, female friends do not need to worry too much and can use some medication methods to relieve the symptoms.

2. The phenomenon of "dizziness, nausea and vomiting during menstruation" may also be caused by the tension of female patients. Therefore, female friends should pay attention to relaxing their minds, ensure healthy rest, and not overwork. At the same time, they can use distraction methods to reduce tension.

3. When this kind of situation occurs, in addition to considering premenstrual syndrome, digestive tract abnormalities should also be considered. Patients can pay more attention to it. If the symptoms subside after the menstrual period, then it can be concluded that it is a physiological reaction of the menstrual period. If the menstrual period is over, but the symptoms have not changed, then digestive tract problems should be considered.