Abdominal pain on the first day of menstruation

At present, there are many female friends suffering from menstrual pain. Some are congenital, while others are caused by not paying attention to protecting their uterus. Why is the first day of menstruation the most painful? There are many reasons for this problem. Below we will introduce in detail the reasons that may cause this problem.

There are many factors that cause menstrual pain, such as: (1) cervical stenosis, (2) uterine hypoplasia, (3) abnormal position of the uterus, (4) psychological and neurological factors, and some women are overly sensitive to pain. (5) Genetic factors: Dysmenorrhea in daughters is related to their mothers’ dysmenorrhea. (6) Endocrine factors: Abdominal pain during menstruation is related to the increase in progesterone levels during the follicular phase. (7) Gynecological diseases: At present, it is believed that the increase of pain-inducing prostaglandins in the uterine wall and blood is the main cause of menstrual pain. It is recommended that you go to a reliable hospital for gynecology examination and treatment.

Why is the first day of menstruation the most painful? Menstrual pain is a common symptom among women and is a normal physiological phenomenon. The lower abdomen begins to hurt at the beginning of menstruation and disappears at the end of the menstrual period. Therefore, do not take or use painkillers indiscriminately; only consider using painkillers when the pain is severe and unbearable, but it is best to take the medicine under the guidance of a doctor.

To prevent menstrual pain, you should pay attention to daily cleaning of the vulva during menstruation. It is strictly forbidden to use intravaginal therapeutic drugs and tub baths. In terms of diet and daily life, you should pay attention to keeping warm and avoid catching cold or getting wet in the rain. In addition, you should eat less cold food and don't drink cold water.

For women with scanty menstruation, moderate exercise can promote the relaxation of the uterine wall, which is beneficial to menstrual health care.