Feeling cold in the stomach

The problem of a cold stomach must not be ignored, because a cold stomach may be a physical phenomenon caused by a cold stomach or lesions in other organs inside the stomach. Some women are particularly worried about having a cold stomach, because a cold stomach may be caused by a cold uterus, which can affect a woman's normal ability to conceive. Let’s learn about the causes of cold stomach today.

1. Does a cold stomach necessarily mean a cold uterus?

A cold feeling in the stomach is one of the manifestations of uterine cold, which is called lower abdominal cold. But a cold lower abdomen does not necessarily mean a cold uterus. A cold abdomen may also be related to gastrointestinal discomfort. Some people have diarrhea, gastroenteritis, etc., which can cause a cold abdomen.

The so-called uterine cold refers to the lack of warmth in the uterus due to kidney yang deficiency, spleen yang deficiency or spleen and kidney yang deficiency, resulting in symptoms such as dysmenorrhea, menstrual disorders, cold lower abdomen, lower abdominal distension, excessive and thin leucorrhea, dysmenorrhea, fear of cold, frequent soreness in the waist and knees, cold hands and feet, and decreased libido. Women with spleen yang deficiency may also experience some digestive system symptoms, such as poor appetite, abdominal distension, abdominal pain, diarrhea and loose stools.

Many modern women suffer from deficiency syndrome due to work stress, mental pressure, and lack of exercise. In addition, they have an unhealthy lifestyle such as improper daily conditioning, a preference for cold drinks, revealing and thin clothing in winter, and too low air-conditioning temperature in the workplace, which allows external cold evil to invade the human body and damage the body's yang energy, making it more likely for them to have uterine cold.

2. Is it a sign of uterine coldness if women have cold hands and feet?

Cold hands and feet in women are most likely caused by uterine cold. At this time, women have a cold constitution and often feel that there is no heat in their bodies. Uterine cold can also affect the health of the body, causing dysmenorrhea, irregular menstruation, increased leucorrhea, and chronic gynecological diseases such as cervicitis, adnexitis, and vaginitis, which seriously affect life. Uterine cold can also be reflected by other symptoms, such as sudden weight gain in the lower abdomen. Some people are very thin all over, but have obvious fat in the lower abdomen. These are all manifestations of the uterus being afraid of cold and hoarding fat, which also reflects the phenomenon of uterine cold from another perspective.

3. Will uterine coldness lead to infertility?

Uterine coldness may lead to infertility. One symptom of patients with uterine coldness is that their whole body becomes white and fat, and they will have insomnia, dreaminess, and scanty menstruation. The more serious the uterine coldness is, the more fat needs to be stored, which will cause weight gain. There will also be menstrual abnormalities during menstruation, and often abnormal leucorrhea, breast pain, and even some symptoms of dark menstrual blood. Women must first cure the uterine coldness and regulate their bodies before considering pregnancy.