What are the causes of dysmenorrhea and scanty menstruation?

Symptoms of dysmenorrhea are common in women during menstruation. There are many reasons for dysmenorrhea, which may be caused by uterine cold, congestion, pelvic inflammatory disease, endometriosis, etc. The menstrual volume is small during menstruation, and dysmenorrhea is mostly caused by uterine cold or congestion. You can take appropriate uterine warming drugs to regulate and observe, or you can drink brown sugar ginger water to promote the discharge of menstrual blood, warm the meridians and dispel cold to relieve dysmenorrhea symptoms. If dysmenorrhea is severe, it is best to check whether it is caused by gynecological diseases and treat it according to the cause.

No dysmenorrhea symptoms

It is normal to have no obvious symptoms of dysmenorrhea. It is not unusual to have obvious symptoms of dysmenorrhea or even more serious symptoms. As long as the menstrual period is normal, the amount is normal, the bleeding time is not significantly shortened, and the cycle is relatively regular, it is normal menstruation and there is no need to be too nervous. Not everyone will have symptoms before menstruation and during menstruation, so as long as the menstruation is normal and there are no abnormalities found in regular gynecological examinations, it is fine.

What should women do about dysmenorrhea?

There are primary dysmenorrhea and secondary dysmenorrhea in women. The vast majority of primary dysmenorrhea is caused by excessive secretion of local prostaglandins in the endometrium. This type of dysmenorrhea usually decreases significantly or disappears after delivery. If the dysmenorrhea is severe, oral analgesics can be taken. If there is mild dysmenorrhea, treatment is generally not required. Generally speaking, dysmenorrhea will decrease significantly or disappear on the second day after menstruation. Secondary dysmenorrhea is mainly caused by uterine fibroids, adenomyosis or endometriosis. Dysmenorrhea will only disappear after the primary disease is treated.