5 abnormal menstrual symptoms

　　Accompanied by menstruation female For half of my life, some problems often arise. What common menstrual problems require special attention? What should you pay attention to during menstruation?

　　(1) Premenstrual discomfort

　　The main symptoms (most obvious 7 days before the start of menstrual period) include headache, low back pain , nausea, chest tightness, psychological stress, weakened physical functions, etc. If the above symptoms are severe, hormone therapy may be used.

　　（2）Dysmenorrhea

　　Dysmenorrhea is a common issue during menstruation. There are two types of dysmenorrhea that are more obvious: spasmodic dysmenorrhea and congestive dysmenorrhea. Spasmodic dysmenorrhea, which begins with painful cramps and later spreads throughout the lower abdomen, is thought to be due to Uterus Caused by internal muscle contraction. Congestive dysmenorrhea is the dull pain you feel before your period. Crampy dysmenorrhea often disappears after pregnancy, while congestive dysmenorrhea lasts until pregnancy. menopause Expect.

　　（3）Irregular menstruation

　　Menstruation in adolescence is often irregular, and some adult women also find that the length of their menstrual cycles varies from month to month. The normal menstrual cycle should be 22-35 days.

　　(4) No menstruation

　　There are two types of amenorrhea: primary amenorrhea and secondary amenorrhea. If a girl has not had her period by the age of 18, she has primary amenorrhoea, which may be caused by a hormonal disorder and should be checked by a doctor.

　　Secondary amenorrhea is a condition in which menstruation begins and then stops. This is quite normal. We all know that pregnant women do not menstruate during pregnancy, and sometimes it takes several weeks after delivery before menstruation starts again. This is especially true for women who are breastfeeding. Of course, secondary amenorrhea may also be caused by mood swings such as shock, fear, tension or depression. Hormone disorders, disease , misuse of drugs, traveling or poor physical fitness may also cause secondary amenorrhea.

　　(5) Excessive menstrual bleeding

　　A woman usually loses 2 to 4 tablespoons of blood during a menstrual period, but some women lose too much blood.

　　Excessive blood loss or long periods (which often occur in women wearing IUDs) are usually caused by iron deficiency. You can eat more iron-rich foods or take a course of oral iron supplements. Heavy menstrual bleeding (or blood loss between menstrual periods) can sometimes be a sign of conditions such as hormonal disorders, uterine fibroids, or metritis, and psychological factors can sometimes cause heavy menstrual bleeding. Uterine bleeding caused by hormonal imbalance can lead to massive blood loss and may require a hysterectomy if curettage does not work. In all cases of excessive blood loss, you should consult a doctor for advice. >>>> women daily life29health care knowledge