What should I do if my stomach is uncomfortable during my period?

Women are prone to stomach discomfort during menstruation. This is because menstruation is prone to heavy bleeding and the body is relatively weak. Dysmenorrhea during this period can easily lead to stomach discomfort or stomach pain. You need to rest more and try not to eat raw or cold food. You can use hot compresses to relieve the symptoms and maintain a happy and optimistic mood.

What should I do if I have a stomachache during my period?

Women will have a lot of bleeding during menstruation. At this time, the woman’s body is already very weak. If it is accompanied by dysmenorrhea, it will have a great impact on the woman’s physical health, causing women to experience symptoms such as weakness and anemia. Therefore, this article will introduce two methods that can help women relieve dysmenorrhea symptoms in a timely manner, namely general treatment and drug treatment.

Dysmenorrhea is a very common female disease symptom, which often causes women to experience severe abdominal pain. At this time, women will have a lot of bleeding due to menstruation. If it is accompanied by dysmenorrhea, this will have a great impact on women's physical health, causing women to experience symptoms such as weakness and anemia. Therefore, it is necessary to help women relieve dysmenorrhea symptoms in a timely manner to protect their health. The specific methods to relieve dysmenorrhea symptoms are:

1. If a woman experiences dysmenorrhea, the most common treatment is to use general treatment to achieve a certain therapeutic effect. The specific approach is that women should implement some emergency treatment measures when they have dysmenorrhea. Drinking hot water, hot compresses, etc. can help women relieve pain and relieve nerve pressure, thereby alleviating pain symptoms. At the same time, acupoints can be stimulated through acupoint massage to relax the nerves, which can also play a certain role in relieving pain.

2. Hot compress, drinking hot water, acupoint treatment. These treatments can generally provide short-term relief. However, if women experience severe dysmenorrhea, they must seek medical attention in a timely manner and seek medical treatment from a doctor to help them prescribe medication. Taking medicine can effectively relieve pain. The specific medicines that can relieve pain include Mirena, acetaminophen, acetaminophen plus pamabrom, vinyl salicylic acid, etc. Taking these drugs can indeed have a quick analgesic effect, but it must be noted that these drugs have a certain stimulating effect on the body and contain many contraceptive ingredients, so women must take these painkillers under the correct guidance of a doctor.

It is necessary to promptly relieve pain through specific relief methods, so the specific principle of treating dysmenorrhea is to relieve pain. Of course, the most important thing is to learn to help women master more specific care methods in daily life, regulate their bodies, relieve mental stress, and develop good habits in their living habits. This will be of great help in alleviating dysmenorrhea.