What causes vaginal pain during menstruation?

Menstruation is very important for every woman, and the situation of each woman during menstruation is different. Some women have no reaction during menstruation, but some women have either abdominal pain or vaginal pain during menstruation. However, generally there is no problem if there are no other symptoms. So what is the cause of vaginal pain during menstruation? Let’s take a look at it below.

Menstrual pain in the genitals is very common in clinical practice. There are many reasons for this phenomenon, the most likely reason being that the person has dysmenorrhea. Yes, you read that right, it’s dysmenorrhea. Some people would say how can vaginal pain during menstruation be dysmenorrhea? In fact, dysmenorrhea is not just abdominal pain. The pain can radiate to the perineum during dysmenorrhea, causing vaginal pain during menstruation. And because dysmenorrhea is most severe on the first day of menstruation, many women will find that the vaginal pain is most severe on the first day of their period.

However, there is another situation that must be pointed out regarding vaginal pain during menstruation. That is, if menstruation is not only accompanied by vaginal pain but also by symptoms such as vaginal itching, then it is possible that you have Trichomonas vaginitis, because clinically, this gynecological disease often recurs after menstruation, and clinically, vaginal pain may also occur during menstruation.

Through the above introduction, we know why vaginal pain occurs during menstruation. When women have their periods, their bodies are weak and their resistance is generally reduced. Therefore, during menstruation, you should pay attention to taking care of your body. Not only should you not eat raw or cold food, but you should also pay attention to proper rest.