I have stomach pain but no menstruation.

Dysmenorrhea and irregular menstruation are problems that bother many women. Every woman reacts differently when her period is about to come. For example, some women may experience breast swelling or increased appetite before their period comes. Of course, abdominal pain is the most common reaction. But if your stomach keeps hurting but your menstruation doesn’t come, what is the reason for this? How should you regulate irregular menstruation? How can you relieve dysmenorrhea for women who experience it every time during their menstrual period?

1. What if my period is delayed and I have stomach pain but it doesn’t come?

Menstrual irregularity refers to menstrual changes caused by various reasons, including early or late age of menarche, changes in cycle, period and menstrual volume. It is one of the most common symptoms of gynecological diseases. There are many reasons for irregular menstruation, most of which are signs of gynecological diseases. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital for examination in time.

It is recommended to maintain good living habits and learn to relieve stress. If necessary, you should go to the hospital for examination in time. If you want to go to the hospital, it is recommended to go to a Grade 3 hospital, considering the complete equipment and the treatment experience of the experts.

There are many causes of menstrual disorders. If you have menstrual disorders, you need to go to a regular hospital for examination and treatment in time. The clinical manifestations of menstrual disorders are often varied. Some are menstrual cycle disorders, irregularity, prolonged bleeding, some are manifested in changes in the amount, quality, and color of menstrual blood, and some are manifested as amenorrhea, dysmenorrhea and other pathological conditions.

During menstruation, you should learn to relax your body and mind and regulate your emotions. Prolonged excessive tension will lead to dysfunction of the hypothalamus, pituitary gland and central nervous system, which can easily lead to irregular menstruation. At the same time, you should also avoid excessive fatigue to prevent excessive pelvic congestion, increased menstrual flow, prolonged menstrual period, etc.

Generally, you can draw blood to check HCG 8-10 days after sexual intercourse to determine whether you are pregnant. This is the earliest and most accurate way to check. It is recommended to use an early pregnancy test strip 7 days after the menstrual cycle is delayed. The more accurate test strip will show two red lines, indicating a positive result, which means pregnancy.

2. How to regulate irregular menstruation:

1. Keep your emotions calm. Tension and anxiety can also cause ovarian dysfunction.

3. Daily routine - don't stay up late to avoid affecting your physiological rhythm and endocrine coordination.

2. Develop a habit of exercising. Exercise can enhance physical strength, promote blood circulation, and reduce treatment time.

4. Do not seek coolness in the wind. If you are accidentally caught in the rain, dry your hair as soon as possible and change clothes to keep warm. Avoid water activities during menstruation.

3. Methods to relieve dysmenorrhea

1. Go to a pharmacy or hospital to buy a few moxa sticks, light them with fire, lie flat on your back and place them about 5 cm above your belly, until you don't feel hot, and fumigate around your belly button. The pain will be relieved after about 10 minutes of fumigation. Be careful not to get too close to avoid burns. You can fumigate more often during your menstrual period.

2. Use a hot water bottle or hand warmer in winter. Put it on your stomach and cover it. This method can also relieve menstrual pain. You can also do some gentle massage around your stomach.

3. Keep warm and drink more hot water. If conditions permit, you can boil some brown sugar and ginger water, which helps blood circulation, relaxes muscles, and relieves the pain of abdominal cramps during menstruation.