What should I do if I have stomach pain before my period?

Before their menstrual period, women may experience discomfort and pain in their stomach. This is also a relatively common phenomenon, so this condition is also easy to be ignored because it is considered to be a very normal phenomenon. In fact, if the pain is particularly severe and lasts for a long time, you should go to the hospital for treatment in time. It may be that certain symptoms have appeared in the body. So what are the symptoms?

If the diet in the few days before menstruation is unreasonable or unscientific, it will also cause women to experience abdominal pain before menstruation. At this time, you only need to pay attention to adjusting your daily diet to effectively relieve the abdominal pain. Experts believe that this is a premenstrual reaction and that an improper diet can effectively alleviate it. Especially for women, excessive consumption of spicy or cold foods before menstruation can cause nerve excitement and disorder, thus leading to stomach pain.

Experts remind women who often experience abdominal pain and other symptoms in the few days before menstruation to go to the hospital for effective treatment as soon as possible, because many times the main cause of premenstrual discomfort is closely related to gynecological inflammation. The most common ones are adenomyosis, cervicitis, cervical erosion, etc. Only after a clear examination can targeted treatment be given. Otherwise, not only will the symptoms become more and more serious, it may even lead to female infertility.

In general, the uterine contraction pressure of patients with dysmenorrhea is basically the same as that of normal women, mainly 4.9kpa. However, women with dysmenorrhea usually have longer uterine contractions and are prone to being in an incompletely relaxed state. Under these conditions, symptoms such as dysmenorrhea will appear in the few days before menstruation.

If the uterus is congenitally hypoplastic, the same thing will happen to women who have a small belly a few days before their period. Therefore, if a woman has abdominal pain before her period for a long time, she must go to the hospital as soon as possible for effective examination and treatment. Common uterine dysplasia and poor uterine development include retroverted uterus and thick uterine wall, which can lead to abnormal blood supply and cause uterine ischemia and hypoxia, resulting in dysmenorrhea.

Abdominal pain before menstruation may seem like a small problem but it may hide a big problem. Therefore, it is necessary to go to the hospital for treatment to see what the problem is. If it is with diet, it is easier to adjust. If the symptoms are gynecological diseases, we need to pay attention and seek hospitalization for early treatment.