Dysmenorrhea is a devil to women. Many old people say that women will not have dysmenorrhea after giving birth to children. Is that true? So what are the causes of dysmenorrhea? Will dysmenorrhea be better after giving birth? Let's have a look.
Do you still have dysmenorrhea after giving birth
It depends on the physical quality of the individual. There is no specific time limit. Everyone's physical condition is different. We should treat the symptoms.
1. Dysmenorrhea is caused by the strong contraction of the uterus caused by the prostaglandins synthesized by the endometrium. Generally, it can be relieved by keeping warm, avoiding spicy food and cold food. If the pain is serious and can not be relieved, pathological factors such as hysteromyoma, adenomyosis, endometriosis and pelvic inflammation can be excluded, which may lead to the aggravation of dysmenorrhea You go to the hospital for gynecological examination, clear and targeted treatment.
2. However, not all dysmenorrhea can be relieved after giving birth. If the pain is caused by intrauterine mass, endometriosis or endometrial polyp, it will not be relieved after childbirth, but also will have symptoms such as more menstrual changes and more days.
At what age will dysmenorrhea disappear
Dysmenorrhea can be divided into congenital and acquired, which are not the same. They all have dysmenorrhea, but with the growth of age, they are totally different.
1. Many mothers hate dysmenorrhea before giving birth, mainly because the uterine orifice is relatively small, menstrual flow is not smooth, because the blood and exfoliated endometrium cannot flow out of the cervix smoothly. Some mothers are very lucky, after the birth of the baby, the uterine opening is relatively loose, the symptoms of cervical obstruction have been relieved, and some have been cured. Moreover, it can improve the condition of excessive inclination and abnormal uterus to a certain extent. During pregnancy, the fetus gradually inflates the uterus and softens the cervix, creating conditions for the birth of the fetus. After the birth of the baby, the opening of the uterus will become loose, and the blood and the exfoliated uterine membrane will be discharged.
2. Some girls are younger and their ovulation function is not stable. By the age of normal childbirth, the endocrine function of mothers will be improved, and ovulation will become more vigorous. Moreover, before and after the birth of the baby, mothers should pay attention to the physical conditioning during this period. At this time, women's physique can get a good improvement. Endocrine will gradually become normal. At the same time, with the increase of age, the uterus is also growing mature. At this time, after giving birth to a baby, the symptoms of dysmenorrhea will gradually disappear.
3. Endocrine disorder: in fact, female endocrine disorder will make the body uncomfortable changes, but also cause many diseases. Such as irregular menstruation, dysmenorrhea, leucorrhea, dysfunctional uterine bleeding, etc., when the above situation occurs, it is recommended to check in time.
What to pay attention to in dysmenorrhea
1. Balanced diet
Although healthy diet can not eliminate dysmenorrhea, it has magical effect on improving the health of the whole body. Avoid sweet or salty junk food, which will make you bloat and slow down, eat more vegetables, fruits, chicken, fish, and try to eat as little as possible.
2. Take vitamins
Patients can have less dysmenorrhea after taking appropriate amount of vitamins and minerals every day. It is recommended to take comprehensive vitamins and minerals, preferably those with low calcium content.
3. Sports
Especially on the eve of menstruation, walking or other moderate exercise will make you more comfortable during menstruation.
4. Practice yoga
Yoga also has a soothing effect. Here is an example. Bend your knees and sit on your heels. The forehead is close to the ground, and the arms are extended on both sides of the body. Keep this position until you feel uncomfortable.