What are the dangers of period pain?

When a woman's body has abnormal conditions, timely improvement should be made, especially when there is pain in the female body, it cannot be ignored. There are many reasons for lower abdominal pain, the most common of which is menstruation. When this happens, you need to choose medication to improve it, otherwise it will cause great harm to your health. So what are the dangers of menstrual pain? Let's introduce it in detail below.

The dangers of menstrual pain:

Signs of infertility

Dysmenorrhea and infertility are indeed closely related. Clinical observation shows that more than half of infertile patients suffer from dysmenorrhea of ​​varying degrees.

One of the "hotbed" killers of the fetus

Dysmenorrhea is caused by abnormal uterine contraction, menstrual blood flow disorder, and blood stasis. Therefore, dysmenorrhea is an external manifestation of uterine abnormality! "Uterus", as the name suggests, is the first palace of the child! Women with a history of dysmenorrhea for more than five years have a fetal hypoxia rate that is 2.65 times that of women with no history of dysmenorrhea! The perinatal mortality rate (from 28 weeks of pregnancy to one week after delivery) is 4.7 times that of women with no history of dysmenorrhea!

The hidden culprit of female aging

Women with dysmenorrhea have imbalanced qi and blood, and their free radicals are abnormally active. They age five years earlier than normal women. Especially women with menstrual dysmenorrhea always have a dull complexion and dry skin, which are the hidden culprits of facial problems such as spots and acne.

Through the understanding of the harm of menstrual pain, women need to have a physical examination if they have severe pain during menstruation. At the same time, they should pay attention to their diet at this time and choose some warm liquid food, which is very helpful in relieving pain. Moreover, after the menstrual period, women should also arrange their diet reasonably to avoid worsening pain during the next menstrual period.