What to do if you have a cold stomach and dysmenorrhea during menstruation

For women, menstruation is actually a common problem. And women actually have menstrual symptoms every month. Some people have better physical constitutions and do not experience any discomfort during menstruation. However, for people who are hungry during menstruation, it is a painful thing and they will have different degrees of dysmenorrhea. So what should I do if I have a cold stomach and menstrual cramps?

There is a type of dysmenorrhea called primary, which cannot be cured at all. right

For 50% of people, this is a physiological phenomenon, but everyone's degree of sensitivity is different. Some people's pain range is particularly high, which means I can tolerate it, but some people's pain range is particularly low, and the slightest discomfort will affect their work. Dysmenorrhea is only considered pain if it affects normal work. This means that half of women have their work and life affected by menstruation, but the degree varies. Most of these cases are primary and cannot be cured. That is to say, as long as you ovulate, you will feel pain. If you don’t ovulate, there will be no pregnancy pain and no menstruation. When women enter menarche, few of them experience pain right away because the ovulation is not yet mature, so no hormones are produced. Menstruation usually occurs half a year after menarche, and there will be no pain if there is no ovulation. In other words, your dysmenorrhea may be caused by ovulation, pregnancy or childbirth.

It is unlikely to be cured. For what you call dysmenorrhea, it is caused by progesterone. One way is to prevent ovulation at all, which is an oral contraceptive that is popular on the market. Another way is to take some painkillers, that is, take some drugs that inhibit prostaglandins. When this drug does not work, you should increase the dosage. If you have taken a lot of drugs and it has not been cured, don't consider it to be primary. It may be temperamental. There is also a type of primary dysmenorrhea, which starts a few hours after the menstrual period begins. The most painful time should be

It should disappear after 24 hours or 2 or 3 days. If it lasts for 5 or 6 days, it is difficult to explain it as primary dysmenorrhea, and you need to go to the hospital for examination.

When your stomach is cold and you have dysmenorrhea during menstruation, you can actually take further measures to regulate your body with Chinese medicine. At this time, some Chinese medicines are effective. Moreover, if Western medicine is used for treatment, it can actually help patients by treating the symptoms. It is recommended that patients receive treatment with traditional Chinese medicine. Because Chinese medicine is you

“If there is obstruction, there will be pain”, but Chinese medicine takes a long time to take effect.