Feeling cold before menstruation

Women may feel cold before their period. This is mainly due to irregular menstruation. It is also a normal physiological phenomenon. We just need to pay more attention to keeping warm. Being afraid of cold before menstruation is not a symptom of pregnancy. At this time, women will feel sleepy and have abdominal pain. Women need to adjust their diet and pay more attention to rest. They can also soak their feet in warm water.

Is feeling cold before menstruation a sign of pregnancy?

1. This symptom may be irregular menstruation, which is related to neuroendocrine disorders. It is recommended to relax, keep a happy mood, go to the hospital to check ovarian function, test six hormone levels, and actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment according to the test results, and cooperate with Chinese medicine conditioning. Active treatment can lead to pregnancy;

2. If you feel cold before menstruation, you can do an ultrasound to check whether there is any inflammation in the uterine appendages. If the ultrasound result is normal, you should consider that it is related to blood stasis.

3. Symptoms before menstruation include drowsiness or cold pain in the lower abdomen, but there are generally no symptoms in the early stages of pregnancy. Early pregnancy refers to the period before the thirteenth week of pregnancy, about forty days into the pregnancy when symptoms such as fear of cold, dizziness, weakness, poor sleep, nausea and vomiting will appear. Not all of these symptoms occur. Some people have a fulfilling life so their symptoms are not obvious.

How long does it take for menstruation to come after abortion?

Absence of menstruation after miscarriage can be said to be a relatively common sequelae of miscarriage. It is very common that after a woman has an abortion, the hormones in her body quickly withdraw, leading to endocrine disorders, which in turn affects her menstruation. Generally speaking, the ovaries can resume ovulation within 22 days after an abortion, so it can be inferred that menstruation will occur about one month after the abortion.

However, a small number of women experience menstrual irregularities such as prolonged menstruation, irregular cycles, and amenorrhea after artificial abortion. This situation usually returns to normal after 2-3 months. For a few people, if it persists longer than 3 months, you need to go to the hospital for examination.

In many cases, the endometrium of a woman is traumatized after an abortion and requires a long time to recover. Some women may also experience menstrual disorders due to abortion. At the same time, abortion causes changes in the body's hormones, which may also lead to delayed ovulation and subsequent delay of menstruation, so there is a phenomenon of no menstruation after abortion or for several months.