No menstrual bleeding, just stomach pain

Menstrual problems are a physiological phenomenon that many women have encountered. Although menstruation is a very important phenomenon for women, it can also bring a lot of troubles to women and greatly affect their lives. For example, many women experience symptoms of menstrual disorders, which threaten their health. Let’s take a look at what happens when there is no menstrual bleeding but only stomach pain?

It is considered to be amenorrhea. It is mostly due to cold stimulation that causes abnormal menstrual blood discharge. You can apply hot compress to the abdomen and drink some brown sugar water to help the menstruation be discharged better. Pay attention to rest and increase nutrition. There are quite a lot of causes of abdominal pain, which need to be judged based on the specific location of the pain, the nature of the pain, the inducing factors, the relieving factors, the associated symptoms, etc.

It is recommended not to take a bath during menstruation, avoid contact with cold water and washing feet with cold water, and avoid eating spicy and cold foods. You can try brown sugar water. Brown sugar is warm in nature and has a warming effect. It can dredge the tendons and veins and help eliminate menstruation. If necessary, some B-ultrasound, gastroscopy, colonoscopy and other examinations should be performed to determine the cause of the disease. Only after a clear diagnosis can targeted treatment be effective.

It may be dysmenorrhea caused by irregular menstruation, which can lead to symptoms of no menstrual bleeding. It manifests as pain in the lower abdomen and waist during and before and after menstruation, often accompanied by pale complexion, cold sweat on the head and face, cold hands and feet, nausea and vomiting, etc. Traditional Chinese medicine also calls it menstrual abdominal pain. According to different clinical symptoms, it can be divided into four types: Qi stagnation and blood stasis type, cold and dampness stagnation type, Qi and blood deficiency type, and liver and kidney deficiency type. The following introduces the types of dysmenorrhea and the corresponding medicated diets, which can be selected as appropriate. Generally, it is started 3 to 4 days before menstruation.

1. Eat less fried food to avoid increasing the burden on the digestive tract and causing indigestion.

2. Eat less pickled food.

3. Eat less raw, cold and irritating foods: Raw, cold and irritating foods have a strong irritating effect on the gastrointestinal mucosa, and can easily cause diarrhea or gastrointestinal inflammation. It is recommended to eat easily digestible liquid food and a light diet.