How painful is it to have your period?

Speaking of girls' menstrual period, I think many girls are definitely familiar with the sensitive "menstrual period". It has to be admitted that girls are not very close to the "menstrual period" that comes to visit regularly every month. After all, girls have to experience a bad feeling during their menstrual period.

The secretion of hormones in the body will affect girls' mood. Girls during their menstrual period are usually in a bad mood. In addition, many girls also suffer from varying degrees of pain. Today, the editor will introduce to you the three different levels of pain that girls experience during their period. Level 3 is like a life-or-death struggle.

At first it was mild pain. This level of pain is easier for girls to bear. Often when their period comes, they only feel a slight pain in their lower abdomen at the beginning. This level of pain is equivalent to telling us that menstruation is coming again, and it is just a mild reminder.

Little did we know that the second level of pain causes weakness in the limbs and a sinking lower abdomen. Girls who experience this level of menstruation can usually feel very clearly what menstrual pain is. They will have an abnormal pain such as weakness in the limbs and a falling lower abdomen. Girls at this stage usually need to pay more attention during menstruation, and must be well prepared with brown sugar and boiled water.

Eventually the pain got so severe that I couldn't get out of bed. Girls who experience this stage can be said to be very painful. This time is not only the initial definition of menstrual pain, but it can be said that the feeling this time has been elevated to a higher level than the original one.

Usually this level of menstrual pain has seriously affected the daily life of girls. Some of them can no longer get up. In serious cases, they even need to rely on relevant medicines to slightly relieve the pain. Having a period is like a life-and-death experience. Girls who have experienced this level of pain are advised to see a doctor.

In general, I think everyone has a certain understanding of the three levels of menstrual pain that girls need to experience. It has to be admitted that being a girl does require a lot of experience, and the highest level of menstrual pain is not worth mentioning at all compared to the pain that women experience during childbirth. It has to be admitted that women are very good. What do you think about this?