When women are in pain, don't just take painkillers, it's best to check if 'passion' is triggered
There is no unprovoked pain in the body. As long as there is pain, it means that the body has a disease. It is impossible to endure it again and again or abuse painkillers, so as not to cover up the disease. In particular, women should pay attention to dysmenorrhea, abdominal pain and pain in the same room, and go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time.
- Abdominal pain
Some women have abdominal pain when they ovulate. The menstrual cycle is regular. About 14 days before the next menstrual period is the ovulation period. There is always abdominal pain during this time period, and it will disappear in about a day or two. It may be ovulation pain. This situation does not require special treatment, as long as you pay more attention to rest, but do not do strenuous exercise. Pain after menstruation or after intercourse, or even the pain affects life and work, you need to seek medical attention in time. Abdominal pain can be caused by an ectopic pregnancy, a ruptured corpus luteum, or a torsion of the cyst pedicle, as well as pelvic inflammatory disease, ovarian tumors, or infection. In addition, suffering from urinary tract stones, gastrointestinal perforation, appendicitis, gastroenteritis, and inflammation can also cause abdominal pain. Only by going to the hospital for examination can the cause be found out.
- Dysmenorrhea
Most women are troubled by dysmenorrhea every time they menstruate, and dysmenorrhea is divided into primary and secondary. The former refers to dysmenorrhea 1 to 2 years after menstruation, which is mainly related to the secretion and metabolism of prostaglandins in the body. Primary dysmenorrhea can only be relieved by taking medicine. If dysmenorrhea seriously affects your life, you can consult a doctor before each menstruation, take appropriate pain relievers, or take short-acting contraceptives according to the doctor's instructions to relieve dysmenorrhea. The latter is caused by gynecological diseases such as chocolate cysts, adenomyoma, uterine fibroids, and endometriosis. Dysmenorrhea will progressively worsen. At this time, regular hospital treatment is selected.
- Pain during intercourse
"Passion" is a beautiful thing, but some women are afraid because of pain in intercourse. Mild and occasional pain can be observed temporarily, and it will ease or disappear in about a few days. If every time "passion", the body has severe pain or the pain continues to increase after the married life, it needs to be paid attention to, it may be genital tract laceration and pelvic uterine ectopic lesions.
Find out the cause of the pain in time and treat it accordingly. In addition, bleeding cannot be ignored, especially abnormal bleeding during pregnancy, which may be an ectopic pregnancy or miscarriage. Under normal circumstances, uterine bleeding is divided into organic lesions and functional diseases. Patients need to check the vulva, cervix and vagina to see if there are any lesions that may appear to cause bleeding. In addition, three auxiliary examinations such as B-ultrasound, HPV and TCT are also required to determine whether the uterus and cervix have organic lesions that may cause abnormal uterine bleeding.
Which pains are unbearable? Pain in these 5 parts of the body should be checked as soon as possible