What are the early symptoms of menstruation?

Many women have some problems before their menstrual period. If women can detect these pre-menstrual signs in advance, they can take preventive measures in advance to avoid embarrassing situations. What symptoms do many women continue to experience before their menstrual period?

1. Hypoglycemia

Many women suddenly feel tired and sleepy all over, and cannot wake up once they fall asleep. Sometimes they even feel dizzy and may have symptoms of hypoglycemia before their period.

2. Feeling breast pain

Many women feel a little swelling and pain in their breasts before menstruation. For some people, the pain will spread to the outside, and in severe cases it will even affect sleep. However, there is no lump when touched. This is one of the symptoms before menarche.

3. Feeling irritable and restless

Many women often feel anxious and irritable before their menarche, their mood fluctuates greatly, and they are easily sad. In severe cases, they even feel depressed and don’t want to communicate with others. This is also one of the symptoms before menarche.

4. Pelvic pain

Many women often feel a sense of heaviness and pain in the pelvis or lumbar region before their period. There is no need to worry too much about this situation, as the pelvic pain will subside after the menstruation.

5. Changes in diet

Some women usually don’t like sweets before their menarche, but suddenly they like sweets more and more, and their diet changes suddenly, and their diet returns to normal after their menstruation.

Some women continue to experience bleeding when brushing their teeth before their period. What is the reason?

Before the monthly menstrual period, many women will find that they bleed when brushing their teeth. They will think it is for no reason and don’t know what’s wrong with them or whether they have any serious disease.

This is because before menstruation, the female hormones in the female body will undergo some subtle changes, which will cause the blood coagulation to decrease, so during this period, bleeding will be more likely to occur. In addition, it may also be related to the inflammation of the gums themselves. The two interact with each other and it will be more likely to bleed when brushing your teeth.