Why did I suddenly stop having dysmenorrhea?

The sign of female maturity is menstruation. The arrival of menstruation indicates that the female ovaries have matured, are able to ovulate, and have fertility. Some women will feel some discomfort during menstruation. Dysmenorrhea is a feeling that many women have. Women during menstruation may feel unhappy because of dysmenorrhea. Some women sometimes find that they suddenly no longer have dysmenorrhea. Let’s find out what causes this sudden stop of dysmenorrhea.

Dysmenorrhea should not be unfamiliar to female friends. Those female friends who suffer from dysmenorrhea have a deep understanding of it. Although dysmenorrhea is not fatal, the pain of dysmenorrhea is also very difficult to bear. Some female friends will stay in bed for a day because of dysmenorrhea, and some female friends will not be able to eat because of dysmenorrhea. In addition, female friends with severe dysmenorrhea will go to the hospital to get medicine to relieve the pain caused by dysmenorrhea.

If a female friend has experienced dysmenorrhea since the onset of menstruation and has not had her period for several months thereafter, and then suddenly stops having dysmenorrhea, generally speaking there is no pathological problem and this is considered normal. However, for your safety, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for a timely check-up. It is recommended that you go to some large local hospitals. Generally speaking, large hospitals are well-equipped and the equipment is relatively advanced, so it is clearer, more intuitive and effective to draw correct conclusions.

If you go to the hospital, it is recommended that you do a B-ultrasound or a vaginal color ultrasound first. If you are already married, it is recommended that you do a vaginal color ultrasound, which can show the condition of the uterus more clearly. Then do a test of your endocrine hormones. If there is no problem, then your sudden disappearance of dysmenorrhea means that your dysmenorrhea has been cured, which is a natural phenomenon.

If female friends have dysmenorrhea, they must pay more attention in their daily lives. Do not eat raw or cold food, do not drink cold drinks, and do not eat some during menstruation. Also, don't eat spicy foods such as peppers, and don't drink alcohol, as alcohol can irritate a woman's uterus. Be sure to keep warm during menstruation. It is best not to touch cold water. If you wash your hair during menstruation, be sure to blow it dry before going out to avoid catching a cold. The above are some simple descriptions about the sudden end of dysmenorrhea. I hope that female friends who suffer from dysmenorrhea can get rid of the pain of dysmenorrhea as soon as possible.