Dysmenorrhea causing vomiting

Many women experience dysmenorrhea during their menstrual period. Dysmenorrhea is mainly caused by uterine cold. Dysmenorrhea is a condition that is difficult for women to endure, so many women often use painkillers to relieve it, but this will lead to immunity to painkillers in the future. Therefore, if you vomit due to dysmenorrhea, you should go to the hospital for treatment in time, then drink some hot water, pay more attention to rest, and take medication according to the doctor's advice.

When talking about dysmenorrhea and vomiting, let me first introduce what dysmenorrhea is. Dysmenorrhea mainly occurs before, during and after menstruation. Spasmodic pain will occur in the lower abdomen, causing abnormalities in the female body. In severe cases, there may even be symptoms such as vomiting, cold sweats, dizziness, etc., which will affect women's work and normal life to a certain extent. Dysmenorrhea can be divided into mild and severe according to the degree of pain. If it is mild, then you are lucky and may be able to recover by drinking some hot water and taking more rest. If women have severe dysmenorrhea, then it is more serious. If your body cannot bear it, then you should go to the hospital in time for medical treatment and early treatment.

The reason why dysmenorrhea causes vomiting. The increase of prostaglandins in the female endometrium and blood is the main cause of dysmenorrhea. The appearance of prostaglandins can keep the female uterus in a very excited state. At this time, muscle tension and uterine ischemia will occur, and women will feel pain. When a large amount of prostaglandins enter the blood, it will have a certain impact on the stomach and intestines, causing a state of contraction, thereby irritating the stomach and intestines, and causing vomiting, dizziness and other phenomena. In fact, there are other reasons for dysmenorrhea to cause vomiting:

1. Dietary problems: Frequent drinking of tea or caffeinated beverages can stimulate the stomach and intestines, leading to dysmenorrhea, and in severe cases, vomiting.

2. Warmth issue: Women all love beauty. During menstruation, they must pay attention to temperature rather than style. Pay more attention to keeping warm. If you catch a cold during this period, it will cause dysmenorrhea and vomiting.

3. Causes of the disease: Dysmenorrhea that causes vomiting may also be caused by uterine disease or stomach problems.

Women who suffer from dysmenorrhea that causes vomiting should pay more attention to their diet and avoid foods that are too sweet or too salty to avoid increasing the burden on the stomach and causing vomiting symptoms. They should also reduce the amount of tea or caffeinated drinks to avoid causing women to become extremely nervous. Instead, women should eat some fresh vegetables and fruits, which are easily digestible foods, or chicken and fish to replenish their physical strength. Only by paying attention to your own health at all times can you receive timely treatment and recover as soon as possible when any physical problems occur.