Symptoms of impending menstruation

Menstruation is a physiological phenomenon that every woman has to face every month. Whether menstruation is normal is closely related to whether the female reproductive system is normal. Of course, before menstruation is about to come, many women will also experience certain symptoms, such as slight discomfort in the lower abdomen, breast soreness, and increased private secretions. Next, I will introduce to you the symptoms of impending menstruation!

1. Slight discomfort in the lower abdomen

Many women will say that their lower abdomen reacts before their period is about to come. There are many kinds of specific reactions. For example, some women may feel a bloated feeling in their lower abdomen; some women may feel a dull pain in their lower abdomen; some women even feel a "burning" fever in their lower abdomen, etc. In fact, these changes are just the movement of the uterus, suggesting that the endometrium is about to fall off the uterus, so preparations need to be made in advance.

2. Breast soreness

Almost all women will feel a very obvious feeling of fullness in their breasts before one or more menstrual periods, and this feeling lasts about a week before the menstrual period is about to come. Sometimes, this feeling of fullness can be so strong that some women may feel obvious pain in their breasts, etc. In fact, this feeling does not mean that there is something wrong with the breasts, but is caused by excessive release of hormones before the menstrual period. Because hormones affect the mammary ducts and alveoli, breast soreness and discomfort will occur.

3. Increased private secretions

Because menstruation is about to come, both the uterus and the vagina will secrete more, as if to prepare for the arrival of menstruation. At this time, women will find that the amount of leucorrhea on their underwear will be significantly more than before, so it can be inferred that the day of menstruation is not far away. In short, through these three details, you can basically calculate the date of your period to be almost accurate.