No menstruation after DDS electrotherapy

Some women may go to the hospital for body-controlled electrotherapy during menstruation. This may affect the woman's body, causing menstrual pain during menstruation, and may increase or decrease menstrual bleeding. And it may cause women to have irregular menstruation, so it is best not to do body-controlled electrotherapy during menstruation. We should have a basic understanding of the harm of electrotherapy during menstruation.

Body-controlled electrotherapy can cause certain harm to the human body, especially to women who are menstruating, as it may cause menstrual pain. It may also affect the contraction of the uterus and the function of the ovaries, so women may experience irregular menstruation, which is very common. Some women may experience increased or decreased menstrual bleeding after body-controlled electrotherapy, and some women may even experience delayed menstruation.

Different patients may experience different body reactions after body-controlled electrotherapy. Some patients may experience physical discomfort and mild pain all over the body. If a woman who is menstruating undergoes body-controlled electrotherapy, she may experience mental irritability and depression during the treatment. Different patients may experience different symptoms, and not every patient will experience abnormalities during body-controlled electrotherapy.

Some women who are menstruating may experience dizziness and shortness of breath during body-controlled electrotherapy. This is caused by the excessive amplitude of the current. The body of a woman who is menstruating is more sensitive and her physical condition will decrease, so when doing body-controlled electrotherapy, the woman's body is more susceptible to impact. Some women may experience abnormal menstrual blood color, resulting in continuous bleeding during menstruation.

In general, some women in daily life do body-controlled electrotherapy during their periods, which may cause certain harm to their bodies. For example, some women’s menstrual periods may be affected, with increased or decreased menstrual blood flow, while some women’s menstruation may be delayed. Different patients may exhibit different symptoms. I hope every patient needs to pay attention to their own health.