Can excessive moisture cause dysmenorrhea?

Dysmenorrhea is a very common physiological phenomenon. Although dysmenorrhea will not cause great harm to women's physical health, it will seriously affect women's daily life and bring great pain to women. Women who usually suffer from dysmenorrhea must adjust it in time to relieve the symptoms of dysmenorrhea. However, when adjusting dysmenorrhea, it is necessary to find out the cause of dysmenorrhea and treat it symptomatically, so that it can be relieved in time.

Can excessive moisture cause dysmenorrhea?

Many women suffer from dysmenorrhea due to dampness and cold, so dampness can also cause dysmenorrhea. Why do women have dampness in their bodies? Some of it can be inherited from the mother, while others are caused by not paying attention to care during menstruation, eating raw or cold food, or wearing too few clothes and not paying attention to keeping warm. If you don't pay attention, it can develop into uterine fibroids and endometriosis. The former is mainly caused by internal dampness, while the latter is due to external dampness. Internal dampness is mainly caused by drinking cold drinks, eating raw and cold foods, etc., while external dampness is mostly caused by continuous rain, humid climate, or living in wetlands, hair not drying after bathing, etc.

Whether it is internal dampness or external dampness, it can cause dysmenorrhea. Why do we say that? As we all know, when women are exposed to cold, rain, or overeating raw and cold food during menstruation, or due to carelessness during childbirth, or when they are exposed to cold wind, these situations can cause the menstrual blood to be exposed to cold and coagulate, resulting in poor circulation, stagnation and pain. Therefore, dysmenorrhea is related to heavy dampness.

Excessive moisture is very harmful to women. It not only affects dysmenorrhea and menstrual disorders, but can also cause leucorrhea, pregnancy diseases, and postpartum diseases. Therefore, when women have dysmenorrhea caused by excessive moisture, they should be treated in time. Chinese herbal prescriptions can be used to regulate and relieve the symptoms, such as ginseng, lily, donkey-hide gelatin, poria, polygonatum, coix seed, perilla, lotus seed, tangerine peel, dried ginger, red bean, amomum, sweet almond, kudzu root, reed root, spinach seed, white grass root, peach kernel, and turmeric, each in appropriate amounts, decocted and taken. These are all pure medicine and food formulas with no side effects, so people with dysmenorrhea due to dampness can choose them with confidence.

Heavy moisture is very harmful to women's health. It can cause dysmenorrhea and other gynecological problems, which can seriously affect women's health and even lead to infertility. Therefore, when there is heavy moisture in women's bodies, it is necessary to remove the moisture in time to relieve dysmenorrhea and reduce its harm.

The harm of dysmenorrhea in women

Dysmenorrhea affects work and study. The lower abdomen during or before and after menstruation is unbearable and the patient cannot sit or lie down. This seriously affects work, study and daily life and the patient must stay in bed to rest. The patient also suffers from low back pain, dizziness, pale face, cold sweat, cold limbs, fatigue, vomiting and diarrhea, or anal swelling. There is no obvious relief with pain relief measures.

Dysmenorrhea may cause infertility. If it is secondary dysmenorrhea, it is likely caused by some gynecological diseases, such as chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, endometriosis and chronic cervix, which may cause infertility. If a woman has dysmenorrhea, it should not be taken lightly and she should go for a check-up in time. Secondly, she should pay attention to conditioning in her daily life.

Dysmenorrhea affects the sexual life of couples, and dysmenorrhea is only the most obvious external manifestation of uterine abnormality. Uterine abnormalities can also cause a gradual decrease in the number of cells and secretions on the surface of the vagina, causing vaginal atrophy, dryness and discomfort, and resulting in painful and unpleasant sexual intercourse. 60% of women with dysmenorrhea are prone to symptoms such as low libido, poor sexual ability, pelvic soreness after sex, and metritis after marriage, which directly leads to sexual disharmony between couples.