What are the symptoms before menstruation?

It is well known that women have menstruation every month. However, many women are confused and cannot remember the time of their menstruation, which leads to them being unprepared when going out and being very embarrassed when their menstruation comes suddenly. So, how to avoid this problem? In fact, the body will have some symptoms before menstruation comes. As long as you pay more attention, you can prepare in advance.

1. Increased leucorrhea before menstruation

If you observe carefully, you will find that women's leucorrhea will increase significantly before menstruation. This is because the pelvic cavity is congested before menstruation, and the blood flow in the cervix and vagina increases, so the secretions of the cervix and vagina will also increase, and these secretions are the main components of leucorrhea.

2. Swelling occurs before menstruation

This situation often occurs within a week before menstruation. Some women usually have edema, but it becomes more serious before menstruation. Due to the appearance of edema, women will gain weight, and edema is also accompanied by headaches, runny nose, constipation, abdominal distension, etc.

3. Breast pain

Many women will experience breast pain before their period. At this time, women may feel small nodules when touching their breasts, which will cause pain when touched. However, these nodules and pain will disappear after their period comes, but they will reappear before the next period.

Other premenstrual symptoms

In addition to the above-mentioned premenstrual symptoms, women may also experience a feeling of pelvic heaviness, back pain, headache, irritability, anger, and inability to concentrate. Generally, the symptoms are mild and do not require treatment. They will disappear automatically after menstruation comes. However, some women experience severe symptoms before their period, which even affect their normal work and life. This is generally called premenstrual syndrome.

This article describes a series of symptoms that women may experience before their menstrual period. If you are a woman and want to be well prepared for your period, then you'd better understand the phenomena that occur before women's menstruation, so that you can accurately judge that menstruation is about to come.