What if abdominal pain doesn't come to menstruation?
During menstruation, some women will have dysmenorrhea and some women will have abdominal distension, which are common phenomena during menstruation, and these phenomena will generally be relieved after menstruation.
Because of individual differences, every woman's premenstrual symptoms are different. Some people will have stomachache, mainly because the pelvic cavity is in a state of congestion before menstruation, and women are sensitive to this state of congestion, so there will be stomachache, some people will have bloating pain, and some people will have falling pain. Because the pelvic cavity itself has chronic inflammation, chronic inflammation will cause symptoms of congestion and edema of pelvic tissue. Before menstruation comes, the symptoms of congestion and edema tend to get worse, so there will also be stomach pain, and this pain will often get worse when menstruation comes. Therefore, it is suggested to check the abdominal pain before menstruation and exclude pelvic inflammatory disease. If there is pelvic inflammatory disease, it is recommended to give active treatment.
There are many reasons for urinary tract infection in menopause. Patients should pay more attention to their diet and eat more foods that are good for their condition. Here are some recipes that are beneficial to menopausal urinary tract infections.
1, stir-fried mung bean sprouts
Ingredients: mung bean sprouts, oil and salt.
Practice: wash the mung bean sprouts for later use, put oil in a hot pot, then add the mung bean sprouts and fry until cooked, and season with salt.
Mung bean sprouts have the function of clearing away heat and promoting diuresis, and can obviously relieve symptoms such as frequent micturition and dysuria in menopausal patients with urinary tract infection.
2, mung bean porridge
Ingredients: mung bean, japonica rice, sugar.
Practice: Wash mung beans first and soak them in water for 8 hours. Add water to the pot, pour in mung beans and cook until the epidermis breaks; Adding japonica rice, and boiling; Season with white sugar and serve.
This kind of mung bean porridge is not only the best snack to relieve summer heat, but also has the function of clearing heat and diuresis, which is very beneficial to patients with urinary tract infection or menopausal urinary tract infection.
3. glutinous rice porridge
Ingredients: Coix seed, japonica rice, sugar.
Practice: first wash the coix seed and japonica rice and put them aside for use; Add appropriate amount of water to the pot, add coix seed and japonica rice and cook until cooked; Add sugar to taste.
Coix seed has the effect of eliminating dampness. Coix seed glutinous rice porridge is suitable for patients with urinary tract infection, which can regulate the body and relieve frequent urination, pain and other symptoms.
No menstruation, swollen stomach.
The symptoms of menstrual abdominal pain are generally considered to be caused by palace cold. The reason is generally improper diet or physical deficiency and cold. After menstruation is clean, you can eat more foods that tonify qi and blood to regulate your body: Angelica egg soup, Ejiao lean broth, jujube longan medlar soup, velvet stew lean broth, black-bone chicken soup and so on. Try not to eat cold food at ordinary times, because it is easy to cause palace cold. Severe abdominal pain can be locally hot compress, which can promote blood circulation and drink brown sugar water.
Because of individual differences, every woman's premenstrual symptoms are different. Some people will have stomachache, mainly because the pelvic cavity is in a state of congestion before menstruation, and women are sensitive to this state of congestion, so there will be stomachache, some people will have bloating pain, and some people will have falling pain. Because the pelvic cavity itself has chronic inflammation, chronic inflammation will cause symptoms of congestion and edema of pelvic tissue. Before menstruation comes, the symptoms of congestion and edema tend to get worse, so there will also be stomach pain, and this pain will often get worse when menstruation comes. Therefore, it is suggested to check the abdominal pain before menstruation and exclude pelvic inflammatory disease. If there is pelvic inflammatory disease, it is recommended to give active treatment.
Uterine fibroids are mostly benign tumor lesions, but even if there is a tumor in a benign uterus, it will make women feel uneasy, and its harm to women's health cannot be ignored. The growth of uterine fibroids depends on estrogen. After menopause, the secretion of estrogen in women began to decline, so many people think that women will not get uterine fibroids after menopause, but this is not the case.
Some women still have uterine fibroids after menopause. If women are still stimulated by estrogen for a long time after menopause, there is the possibility of uterine fibroids. The stimulation of estrogen will also delay the menopause of women, so that postmenopausal women who already have uterine fibroids will have an increase in uterine fibroids.
Under normal circumstances, the secretion of estrogen will decrease after menopause, but why do some women still get sick under the influence of estrogen? The main reason is that many women's awareness of "health care" is at work. In order to keep themselves young, healthy and beautiful, many women will take some health care products, and these so-called health care products that can retain youth must contain estrogen, especially some inferior health care products with high estrogen content.
This long-term estrogen stimulation will increase the prevalence of uterine fibroids in postmenopausal women, and even some other gynecological diseases will be affected by this. It should also be noted that postmenopausal women with special eating habits or living in a special environment for a long time can also cause uterine fibroids.