What are the symptoms of dysmenorrhea and uterine cold?

Symptoms of dysmenorrhea and cold uterus are usually paroxysmal severe pain during menstruation, mostly in the lower abdomen, accompanied by coldness, cold hands and feet, pale complexion and other characteristics of cold constitution. Dysmenorrhea mainly occurs at the beginning of menstruation, the pain may worsen over time, and usually subsides on its own at the end of menstruation. Cold uterus is a disease in traditional Chinese medicine theory, usually referring to a woman's constitution being cold, poor blood circulation, and affecting uterine function.

Dysmenorrhea and uterine cold often occur together, but they can also exist independently. Uterine cold may be caused by genetic factors, poor blood circulation, or by external environmental influences, such as catching a cold or eating cold foods. Women who are attacked by wind and cold during menstruation or live and work in a cold environment for a long time may cause the symptoms of uterine cold to worsen. Long-term emotional depression, bad living habits, and some gynecological diseases such as endometriosis can also cause dysmenorrhea to worsen. In addition to dysmenorrhea, patients with uterine cold may also experience symptoms such as irregular menstruation, scanty and dark menstruation, and dysmenorrhea accompanied by cold pain in the lower abdomen.

Dysmenorrhea and uterine cold often occur together, but they can also exist independently. Uterine cold may be caused by genetic factors, poor blood circulation, or by external environmental influences, such as catching a cold or eating cold foods. Women who are attacked by wind and cold during menstruation or live and work in a cold environment for a long time may cause the symptoms of uterine cold to worsen. Long-term emotional depression, bad living habits, and some gynecological diseases such as endometriosis can also cause dysmenorrhea to worsen. In addition to dysmenorrhea, patients with uterine cold may also experience symptoms such as irregular menstruation, scanty and dark menstruation, and dysmenorrhea accompanied by cold pain in the lower abdomen.

There are many ways to relieve dysmenorrhea and uterine cold. Keep warm, especially during menstruation, and try to avoid cold. Warm up your body and improve blood circulation through dietary conditioning, such as eating more warming ingredients such as ginger, red dates, and lamb. Moderate exercise such as yoga and Tai Chi can also help improve your physical condition. For dysmenorrhea, drug treatment includes the use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs such as ibuprofen, hormone drug adjustments, etc. For patients with severe uterine cold, traditional Chinese medicine treatments such as acupuncture and moxibustion can also help. If there are serious symptoms or other underlying diseases are suspected, it is necessary to seek medical attention for a comprehensive examination in time to avoid delaying treatment.