What are the causes of dysmenorrhea?

Almost every woman has experienced dysmenorrhea, so the incidence of dysmenorrhea is quite high. However, many people do not take dysmenorrhea seriously, and there are many causes of dysmenorrhea. Similarly, few people pay attention to the causes of dysmenorrhea, and only a small number of people will prevent dysmenorrhea. So, let us understand the causes of dysmenorrhea below.

Dysmenorrhea in women is not a trivial matter. The causes of dysmenorrhea need to be carefully identified. Dysmenorrhea caused by different diseases is called secondary dysmenorrhea, which refers to the pain caused by lesions in the reproductive organs. Endometriosis, for example, is characterized by secondary and progressive dysmenorrhea. Most patients have dysmenorrhea in the lower abdomen and lumbosacral region, and may also cause pain in the vagina, anus, perineum or thighs. It often starts one to two days before menstruation and is very strong on the first day of menstruation. It will gradually subside and disappear when menstruation is no longer present.

Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease is characterized by a wide range of dysmenorrhea. The chronic inflammation of chronic pelvic inflammatory disease forms scar adhesions and pelvic congestion, which often causes symptoms of lower abdominal distension, pain, and lumbar pain, which are significantly aggravated before and after menstruation. The main symptoms are persistent pain in the upper abdomen on both sides, which also radiates to the waist, and sometimes accompanied by a feeling of anal distension. In addition, there is adenomyosis, which is characterized by progressively aggravated dysmenorrhea and severe spasmodic colic. However, this is more common in multiparous women over 30 years old.

Dysmenorrhea in women is not a trivial matter. The causes of dysmenorrhea need to be carefully identified. Dysmenorrhea will cause lower abdominal or lower back pain before and after menstruation. Severe cases will also cause pain in the lumbar region, etc. Some cases may be accompanied by symptoms such as nausea and cold sweats. Therefore, for patients with dysmenorrhea, it is important to pay attention to it. Dysmenorrhea is not a trivial matter. The above content provides a detailed introduction to the identification of the causes of dysmenorrhea. I hope it can help everyone.