Chest pain, abdominal pain, and no menstruation

Chest pain, abdominal pain, and no menstruation

Chest pain, abdominal pain, and amenorrhea may be caused by premature menstruation, early pregnancy reaction, gynecological inflammation, etc. Generally, symptomatic treatment is required according to the cause.

1. Menstruation is coming soon:

Women with delayed menstruation, chest pain and abdominal pain may be menstruation, because women's menstruation is advanced or delayed as long as it does not exceed one week, which is a normal physiological phenomenon. Before menstruation, changes in estrogen and progesterone levels and pelvic congestion, breast tissue hyperplasia and edema, chest pain, pelvic congestion can cause abdominal pain, etc. Patients need to keep warm and wait patiently for menstruation.

2. Pregnancy:

If a woman usually has sex and her menstruation is suddenly delayed, accompanied by chest pain, abdominal pain and other symptoms, she may also be pregnant. It is recommended to take a blood test to check the human chorionic gonadotropin value. If the human chorionic gonadotropin and progesterone are significantly elevated, pregnancy can be confirmed. After confirming pregnancy, pay attention to rest, strengthen diet and nutrition, promote embryo development, and prevent miscarriage.

3. Gynecological inflammation:

If there is endometritis and other gynecological inflammation, it may cause delayed menstruation and abdominal pain. It is recommended to perform B-ultrasound examination according to the doctor's advice to determine gynecological inflammation, and take oral cephalosporin capsules, metronidazole tablets, metronidazole tablets and other drugs under the guidance of the doctor.

Cervical cancer can also cause the above symptoms. Patients are advised to have regular physical examinations, actively receive treatment, and exercise appropriately to strengthen their physical fitness and prevent gynecological diseases.