What’s wrong with thirst during menstruation and what should I do?

What’s wrong with thirst during menstruation and what should I do?

Thirst during menstruation is related to hormonal changes in the body, and may also be caused by drinking too little water, diabetes and other diseases. General treatment and drug therapy can be used for treatment.

1. Hormone changes in the body: Generally speaking, hormones in the body change during menstruation, and the body is not adapted. You may be more likely to experience symptoms such as thirst, irritability, dizziness, headache, and loss of appetite. These are generally normal and you don’t need to worry too much. You usually need to drink more water and eat vegetables and fruits appropriately to replenish water.

2. Drinking too little water: If you drink less water, your mouth may be dehydrated, which may lead to dry mouth and thirst. You need to drink water in time to promote your body's metabolism.

3. Diabetes: If diabetes occurs, the blood sugar content in the body will increase, and the plasma osmotic pressure will increase, which may lead to increased fluid excretion and thirst. Drugs such as glargine insulin injection and insulin injection can be used under the guidance of a doctor.

It is also considered to be related to diseases such as diabetes insipidus. If there is a disease that requires comprehensive diagnosis and treatment, you also need to pay more attention to personal diet conditioning, maintain a light diet, and avoid eating salty and sweet foods.