Types of pain that may cause

I don’t know what’s going on, but I’ve been feeling very unwell for a while now. Also, sometimes I feel inexplicable pain in my joints. I don’t know if it’s because of my poor physical condition or what. I would like to know what diseases or reasons may cause the pain?

Menstrual headaches

Some women experience headaches during their menstrual period and also have heavier menstrual blood flow. There are several reasons for this: First, under the action of hormones, small blood vessels throughout the body dilate, and the dilation of intracranial blood vessels can cause headaches. At the same time, the expansion of blood vessels in the reproductive system can also cause increased menstrual blood flow. Second, the action of hormones may cause mild intracranial edema, resulting in increased intracranial pressure and thus headaches. Oral administration of ergotamine caffeine, oryzanol or Yuanhu analgesic tablets and Jiawei Xiaoyao pills all have certain effects. Some people also experience cyclical migraines. This headache reaction is due to the drop in estradiol levels before menstruation, and is also related to abnormal vascular response in women.

Joint pain during menstruation

During menstruation, hormone secretion in the body changes, causing water and salt metabolism disorders. When too much water and salt accumulate in the body, it causes lesions in the bilateral infrapatellar fat pads. This is a common disease unique to women. This disease may recur once a month at first, but if it recurs repeatedly, the fat pad will become permanently enlarged and fibrotic, and it may become a long-term pain. People who suffer from premenstrual water retention syndrome should strengthen exercise, promote lymphatic return, enhance blood circulation, and reduce edema in the fat pad.

Menstrual toothache

Some adolescent girls may experience toothache before or after menstruation, but most of the attacks are transient. Some women also experience symptoms such as gingival congestion, redness, swelling and spontaneous bleeding. This is mostly because the estrogen concentration in the body increases during menstruation, which increases the concentration of gingival hormones, stimulates special receptors in the gums, causes the blood vessels in the dental pulp and periodontal membrane to dilate and swell, and then compresses local nerves and induces it. Generally, after the menstruation is over, the swelling of the gums will be relieved and the toothache will disappear.

The above are some pain symptoms in the human body. The above three symptoms are the most common pain symptoms. Generally, when this happens, you need to rest more. You can also make adjustments in your diet and pay attention to improving your physical fitness in daily life. This way you won’t feel pain often. Finally, I wish you good health and a happy life.