What is the cause of blood clots and lower abdominal pain during menstruation?

Menstruation is a normal physiological phenomenon for women. Generally, there are no blood clots in women's menstruation. If blood clots occur and are accompanied by abdominal pain, this situation is generally likely caused by uterine cold or endocrine disorders. Women must pay attention to keeping warm during menstruation and never catch cold. The most important thing is not to eat raw, cold, spicy and irritating foods. You can eat some things to remove the cold in the body, or you can use cupping to remove the cold.

How to prevent endocrine disorders

In daily life, you should avoid long-term use of inferior skin care products, cosmetics, and contraceptives, pay attention to a balanced diet, and eat more vitamins, sesame seeds, and peach kernels to effectively regulate your endocrine system. In addition, you should maintain a stable and optimistic mood, participate in more outdoor sports, relax yourself, reduce psychological pressure, improve self-control, and avoid all negative emotional stimulation such as excessive emotions, sadness, and panic. In addition, couples should maintain a harmonious sex life. Long-term sexual disharmony, too little or too frequent sex, will have a significant impact on endocrine system. In addition, in daily life, you should pay attention to developing good work and rest habits, go to bed early and get up early, avoid staying up late, eat more vegetables and fruits in your diet, try to eat less greasy and spicy food, supplement more protein, fish, and meat, and consume more unsaturated fatty acids.

Symptoms of endocrine disorders

If a woman has endocrine disorders, the most obvious sign is skin deterioration. When the endocrine system is unstable, it is easy to be adversely stimulated by external factors, causing large areas of acne on the face or body. Many yellow spots may also appear, and the complexion will become dark and dull.

Women with endocrine disorders may have a quick temper, be easily irritated and have difficulty controlling their emotions. They may often be anxious and restless, and may even become obese, have gray hair, premature aging, tinnitus, and excessive body hair.

And most importantly, female endocrine disorders may cause gynecological diseases, resulting in endometriosis, irregular menstruation, dysmenorrhea, menstrual disorders, breast tenderness, breast hyperplasia, etc. In more serious cases, it may affect female conception, which is undoubtedly the biggest blow to female friends who are eager to become mothers.

If men have endocrine disorders, mild symptoms may include acne on the face, while more serious symptoms may cause male infertility. For example, endocrine disorders can lead to testicular endocrine abnormalities, such as primary testicular dysfunction, the more common ones are Klinefelter syndrome, radiation damage, cytotoxic damage, malnutrition, etc.; secondary testicular dysfunction, such as Kallmam's syndrome, male pseudohermaphroditism due to androgen receptor deficiency, etc. It may also lead to adrenal diseases such as Addison's disease (adrenocortical insufficiency), Cushing's syndrome (hypercortisolism), feminizing adrenal cortical tumors, congenital adrenal hyperplasia, aldosteronism and other diseases, all of which can cause male infertility. Pituitary lesions may also occur, such as hyperpituitarism, which may cause increased sexual desire and changes in body shape in the early stages, followed by decreased sexual desire, semen abnormalities, impotence, and infertility. Hypopituitarism, such as pituitary tumors, inflammation, surgical injuries or radiotherapy that damage the pituitary gland, can lead to hypopituitarism, decreased sexual desire and sexual intercourse ability, testicular atrophy, and spermatogenesis disorders.