What causes leg pain before menstruation?

Women will experience many symptoms before menstruation. Everyone's physical condition is different, so the symptoms are also different, but people can judge whether they are going to have menstruation based on these symptoms. For example, some people will get acne before menstruation, and some people will feel back pain. If you can prevent menstruation in advance, you can be prepared in advance and avoid a lot of embarrassment. So what causes leg pain before menstruation?

If leg pain occurs during menstruation, it is most likely caused by excessive fatigue, or it may be caused by catching a cold, or more likely by wind-cold. After this phenomenon occurs, you should take measures to warm the meridians and replenish the blood, and you should pay attention to rest more, walk less, and pay more attention to keeping warm. This can help with better care and relieve leg pain.

During your period, before your period, estrogen levels drop, which can cause headaches and increased sensitivity to pain. Headache is a sign of premenstrual period, and more than 60% of women will experience headache symptoms before and during menstruation.

Over-the-counter pain relievers can help relieve period headaches. Lifestyle habits can also have an impact on headaches. Eat more healthy foods, exercise more, control your emotions, relieve stress yourself, relax appropriately, and get enough sleep.

There are many reasons for irregular menstruation, which can usually be divided into two categories clinically: one is functional, such as irregular menstruation caused by endocrine dysfunction; the other is organic, such as pelvic inflammatory disease, endometritis, and endometriosis, which can also cause irregular menstruation. To treat irregular menstruation, you must first check B-ultrasound and six sex hormone tests to identify the specific cause, treat the primary disease, and then appropriately use some Chinese medicine to regulate menstruation. Pay attention to keeping warm and resting during menstruation.

Women experience pain or soreness in the lower abdomen, waist, or limbs during and before and after menstruation, and may even experience pain in the lumbar region. It occurs every time during the menstrual cycle. In severe cases, it may be accompanied by nausea and vomiting, cold sweats, cold hands and feet, and even fainting, which affects work and life. It is divided into primary dysmenorrhea and secondary dysmenorrhea. If you have primary dysmenorrhea, you can consult a Chinese medicine practitioner and take oral Chinese medicine to regulate dysmenorrhea for treatment. Secondary dysmenorrhea can be treated with oral Chinese or Western medicine, and surgical treatment is required if necessary.