How many levels of pain is it if you have dysmenorrhea and vomit?

Many women may experience varying degrees of pain during their menstruation every month due to different physical conditions. The degree of pain from dysmenorrhea can be mild or severe. For example, some people do not experience obvious pain during menstruation, only slight discomfort, but some people experience severe pain during menstruation, which has a serious impact on their lives. So what level of pain does dysmenorrhea have if it causes vomiting?

1. Dysmenorrhea that causes vomiting is due to excessive secretion of prostaglandins in the body, which causes an increase in prostaglandins in the blood. The increase in prostaglandins can cause strong contraction and spasm of the gastrointestinal smooth muscles, and ischemia and hypoxia can lead to stomach pain and vomiting. According to the level of this pain, it should be comparable to level 4-5 pain of childbirth. It is recommended to keep warm during menstruation, avoid cold, and avoid strenuous exercise which will increase the pain. For treatment, you can take ibuprofen orally once every six hours on the day of menstruation for 2 to 3 consecutive days.

2. Due to individual differences, the degree of pain tolerance varies from person to person. Based on the public's perception of pain, people divide the pain level into twelve levels, and dysmenorrhea can reach the highest level eight. Dysmenorrhea that causes vomiting is usually a level five pain. The twelve levels of pain were created by humans, with the higher the level, the more severe the pain. The World Health Organization divides pain levels into 0 to 4 degrees, which means no pain, no need for medication, relieved by medication, not relieved by medication, and changes in physical signs.

3. Dysmenorrhea and vomiting are caused by the blockage of menstrual blood in the body, which leads to lower abdominal pain. In most cases, it will also stimulate the stomach meridian. Mild cases will lead to loss of appetite during menstruation, and severe cases will cause symptoms such as vomiting. The main reason for menstrual blood congestion and blockage during menstruation is irregular menstruation caused by uterine cold. This is because there is too much moisture in the patient's body, which leads to meridian blockage. At this time, the patient should pay attention to bed rest, drink more hot water, and keep the abdomen warm. You can take some painkillers orally to relieve the pain, and you need to take Chinese medicine for conditioning in the later stage.