Dull pain in lower abdomen just after menstruation

Many women have menstrual cramps during their menstrual period. Generally, if the pelvic congestion during menstruation causes a painful and uncomfortable feeling in the lower abdomen, it will spontaneously subside after the menstrual period. However, some people have a dull pain in the lower abdomen just after the menstrual period, which is similar to the menstrual cramps during their period, and there is also discomfort in the lower back. For this kind of situation, what are the reasons for the dull pain in the lower abdomen just after menstruation? Actually, please read the detailed introduction.

What is the reason for the dull pain in the lower abdomen just after the menstrual period?

1. Bleeding, pain in the waist and lower abdomen after menstruation are mostly considered to be subacute onset of cervicitis and pelvic inflammatory disease. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a physical examination and B-ultrasound immediately to see if there is any pelvic inflammatory infection. Need to pay attention to daily cleaning. It is recommended to use Fuyanjie to clean the vulva. You can apply a hand warmer first, don't catch a cold, don't eat spicy or hot food, and get enough rest.

2. A dull pain in the lower abdomen just after menstruation may be due to adnexitis. Common symptoms of adnexitis include lower abdominal pain, pain, and lumbar pain. During gynecological examination, there is tenderness, thickening, or tender lumps in the adnexal area on both sides or one side, and the white blood cell count is increased or normal. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a check-up, confirm the condition, and receive timely treatment. If the treatment is not timely, it will turn into chronic adnexitis. 30% of patients will experience infertility, and recurrent illness will cause great trouble to the patient's future daily life or work. Therefore, adnexitis needs to be treated actively.

3. From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, the condition described should be the manifestation of uterine cold and blood stasis. In this case, do not catch cold before and during menstruation, do not eat spicy or irritating foods, do not eat high-calorie foods, and keep your lower abdomen warm. No need to take a bath during menstruation. If you are worried, you can go to the hospital for a check-up.

Common Menstrual Period Problems

Avoid fatigue: You can work as usual during your menstrual period, but avoid excessive exercise or heavy physical work, because excessive physical work or excessive exercise will cause increased menstrual volume or delayed menstrual cycles.

Dietary combination: During menstruation, you should try to avoid eating irritating foods, such as raw and cold foods, sour and spicy foods, alcohol, etc. Drink more water, maintain smooth bowel movements, and reduce pelvic congestion symptoms.

Pay attention to menstrual hygiene: During the menstrual period, women should pay attention to the cleanliness of their reproductive organs, avoid sitting baths, gynecological examinations, and strictly refrain from sexual intercourse.

Keep warm during menstruation: If a woman has a fever or cold, it is easy to cause ovarian imbalance, which in turn causes menstrual disorders. During menstruation, if the uterus is stimulated by cold, it will cause uterine and pelvic blood vessels to contract, resulting in delayed menstruation or menstrual pain.

Maintain adequate sleep: During the menstrual period, women should pay attention to rest, maintain adequate sleep, pay attention to regulating their emotions, and avoid negative emotions. Some women may experience lower limb enlargement, back pain, breast enlargement, mild diarrhea and other symptoms during menstruation. This is normal and there is no need to worry too much.

In addition, hygiene and safety during menstruation is also a top priority for women. In addition to daily cleaning, you should also choose cost-effective sanitary napkins to ensure hygiene during menstruation. It is recommended that sanitary napkins should be soft, absorbent, detoxifying, fragrance-free, and individually packaged. It is best to use some high-quality sanitary napkins, which are generally more personalized and more hygienic. When using sanitary napkins, try to avoid touching the surface of the napkin with force to prevent bacteria from invading.