Genital pain during menstruation

Menstruation is a condition that every girl will experience during puberty or a period of time thereafter. Many conditions may occur during menstruation, especially in our genitals, such as genital pain. However, there are many reasons for this condition, but many people don't know. So why does genitals hurt during menstruation?

If you experience vulvar pain during menstruation, don't worry too much. Find the cause in time and then receive targeted treatment, and the pain symptoms will be relieved soon. During the treatment process, in addition to finding the cause of the disease, you should also pay attention to your own hygiene habits and stay away from bacterial interference. If you find symptoms of vulvitis during treatment, you should go to the hospital for examination in time, and then choose appropriate anti-inflammatory drugs with the help of a doctor. If there is no treatment effect, then you need to find out the cause of vulvar pain during menstruation and then prescribe the right medicine.

Symptoms of vulvar pain during menstruation are often caused by improper diet. If you often eat infectious and irritating foods, it is easy to irritate your stomach and intestines, thereby affecting the absorption efficiency of the digestive system and causing symptoms of vulvar infection. At this time, it is particularly easy to have vulvar pain problems.

If you experience vulvar itching and pain during menstruation, it may be caused by vulvitis, the main cause of which is bacterial infection. If you want to control these symptoms, you should understand the specific types of bacteria to prevent them from getting worse.

Symptoms of vulvar pain may occur during period. It may also be because female friends often do not pay attention to their daily hygiene and often come into contact with harmful bacteria, leading to vulvar pain. Moreover, during menstruation, because the body's resistance is relatively weak, bacterial infection often leads to more severe pain reactions and even inflammation.

The above content introduces the causes of vulvar pain during menstruation. I hope everyone should understand the inducing factors and effective regulatory measures in daily life, so as to promote the recovery of menstrual disorders. Many people experience vulvar itching and pain during menstruation. Sometimes this may be a normal physiological phenomenon and usually disappears on its own after menstruation. However, if it is not treated for a long time and the condition of the vulva worsens, then the cause must be found in time and the worsening of the vulvar pain must be controlled.