What causes dysmenorrhea?

Many women will experience dysmenorrhea in their daily lives, but long-term dysmenorrhea has a great impact on women. It not only prevents patients from living a normal life, but also causes serious psychological damage to patients. So what causes dysmenorrhea?

Physiological factors: Many women experience excessive bleeding during menstruation. At this time, the body loses too much blood calcium, which in turn causes muscle spasms and contractions in the uterine wall, causing pain.

Dietary factors. During menstruation, many women have the habit of eating snacks, but not all snacks can be eaten casually, especially some raw and cold foods. After eating, menstruation will not flow smoothly, which will cause pain.

Environmental factors. Environmental factors are a common cause of physical discomfort, so if women often experience dysmenorrhea during menstruation, they may wish to rest well at home during menstruation to help the body rest better.

Pelvic inflammatory disease. Pelvic inflammatory disease is a common gynecological disease that can also cause dysmenorrhea. General analgesia and rest are useless for dysmenorrhea caused by this reason, so it must be treated in time. Prescribing the right medicine can help everyone stay away from dysmenorrhea.

Finally, I believe that through today's introduction, everyone has a preliminary understanding of menstruation and knows the harm of irregular menstruation. If you don't have a good understanding of the relevant knowledge about dysmenorrhea, it will seriously affect people's normal life. In addition to diseases, many bad habits may induce dysmenorrhea. Therefore, when dysmenorrhea occurs, you must look at it rationally and don't let dysmenorrhea affect your normal life. If dysmenorrhea is caused by disease, you must seek medical attention as soon as possible, and don't let your negligence and delay cause the disease to worsen.