What are the causes of dysmenorrhea?
1. Cervical canal stenosis hinders menstrual outflow, leading to dysmenorrhea.
2. Female uterine dysplasia or dysplasia is prone to abnormal blood supply, leading to dysmenorrhea caused by uterine ischemia or hypoxia.
3. Abnormal position of female uterus. If the position of the female uterus bends forward or backward, it will affect the poor blood flow and lead to dysmenorrhea.
4. Some neurological factors, or mental reasons, cause women to be too sensitive to pain, so dysmenorrhea will occur.
5. Because of genetic reasons, the mother has dysmenorrhea, and the daughter usually has dysmenorrhea.
6. Endocrine reasons, menstrual abdominal pain is generally related to endocrine disorders.
7. The content of prostaglandin in female endometrium and menstrual blood is too high, and prostaglandin acts on the muscle fibers of uterus and contracts, so dysmenorrhea occurs.
8. Excessive uterine contraction in women. Although the uterine contraction pressure of dysmenorrhea women is similar to that of normal women, the uterine contraction time of dysmenorrhea women is too long, which is easy to relax completely, leading to dysmenorrhea.
9. Abnormal uterine contraction. Women with dysmenorrhea often contract abnormally, which often leads to uterine smooth muscle ischemia, which can cause uterine spasm, thus causing pain and dysmenorrhea.
10. Some gynecological diseases, such as endometriosis, pelvic inflammatory disease and hysteromyoma, can cause dysmenorrhea.
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12. strenuous exercise during menstruation and catching cold can cause dysmenorrhea.
13. Dysmenorrhea may be caused by bad air or stimulation by some bad gases, such as gasoline.
Dysmenorrhea is a common phenomenon in women, which mainly refers to abdominal distension and pain during or before menstruation. There are many reasons for dysmenorrhea, such as female cervical canal stenosis, which leads to the obstruction of menstrual blood flow, uterine dysplasia or dysplasia which leads to abnormal blood supply, and also causes dysmenorrhea. There are also some mental, neurological and endocrine factors that can also lead to dysmenorrhea in women.