Why does my stomach hurt but my period doesn't come?

Most women experience abdominal pain during their period, but some are severe and some are mild. Sometimes I don’t have my period, but my lower abdomen still hurts a lot. In fact, there are many reasons that can cause lower abdominal pain. So what causes lower abdominal pain when there is no menstruation?

If you often have lower abdominal pain, it may be caused by gynecological diseases. For example, gynecological inflammation can cause lower abdominal pain. Such as pelvic inflammatory disease, adnexitis and other diseases. If there are symptoms at the level of the uterus, ovaries, or uterus, there will also be abdominal pain. It is recommended to tell the doctor about your symptoms, and then carefully identify the cause of the disease so that you can treat it purposefully.

During ovulation, follicle rupture can easily cause lower abdominal pain, which is a normal physiological manifestation. Every woman's physical fitness is different. Some women do not experience abdominal pain during ovulation. It varies from person to person. If a woman has a deformed body, she may also have abdominal pain, such as hymen occlusion, vaginal diaphragm, etc. If this is the reason. During menstruation, blood discharge may be blocked and requires early treatment.

If a woman is about to have her period, she will also have stomach pain. The situation is different for each woman. Normally, women need to keep warm, drink more hot water, pay more attention to rest, and don't eat too much cold food, so as to avoid abdominal pain. If the pain does not improve, be sure to see a doctor and find out the cause.

There are many possible reasons for delayed menstruation. It is recommended to observe whether there are other symptoms, such as abnormal leucorrhea, vulvar itching, etc., which will help doctors identify the cause of the disease. Women need to pay attention to hygiene during their menstrual period, eat light food, keep warm, develop good work and rest habits, and develop good habits in daily life to prevent irregular menstruation.