What should I do if I have abdominal pain during menstruation due to uterine fibroids?

The increasing psychological and life pressures have also caused many working women to suffer from uterine fibroids. Although the symptoms of uterine fibroids are not obvious, there are still some signs that we can detect, especially when there is menstrual pain or abnormal leucorrhea. We must pay attention to it to avoid delaying treatment, which may cause fetal growth retardation after pregnancy or even infertility. Speaking of this, how should we treat this kind of abdominal pain?

Most young girls think that dysmenorrhea is a normal physiological phenomenon and there is no need to see a doctor. In fact, dysmenorrhea may be hidden behind a variety of gynecological diseases and may lead to infertility. You must never "endure it again and again." As long as women with dysmenorrhea receive good treatment, they can get rid of the shackles of regular pain and feel relaxed and comfortable every month.

Generally speaking, uterine fibroids do not cause pain, but many patients may complain of a feeling of heaviness in the lower abdomen and pain in the waist and back. When the pedicle of subserosal fibroids is twisted or uterine fibroids undergo red degeneration, acute abdominal pain may occur. It is not uncommon for fibroids to be combined with endometriosis or adenomyosis, which may cause dysmenorrhea. If you suffer from uterine fibroids and experience abdominal pain during menstruation, it may be because the uterus has not fully recovered. You can use Chinese medicine to treat it.

Women with yang deficiency are prone to dysmenorrhea. There is a saying that goes “Nine out of ten women are cold,” which means that many women tend to have cold constitutions. If a cold constitution is not maintained all year round, it will lead to being easily afraid of cold, irregular menstruation, cold hands and feet, pale complexion, hair loss, insomnia, sallow face, palpitations and shortness of breath, dizziness, and acne.

Many women don’t know how to stay healthy. In fact, the only way is to replenish your qi and blood, protect your cold constitution, and regulate menstruation! This way you won’t have dysmenorrhea.

Following the conditioning methods above, you should know what to do when you experience menstrual abdominal pain caused by uterine fibroids. Regulate qi and blood, and pay more attention to keeping the abdomen warm. So start conditioning now, actively treat the disease, and maintain a good mood. Pay attention to the disease, improve dysmenorrhea and get rid of irritability.