What causes menstrual period upset?

During menstruation, girls' physical conditions may change in various ways. During this period, girls are more afraid of cold, so they should pay attention to keeping warm. Some girls are prone to gastrointestinal diseases during menstruation. Gastrointestinal diseases have many manifestations, which may be nausea and vomiting, or diarrhea. Diarrhea during menstruation is not an accidental symptom for girls. They need to go to the hospital for examination in time because it may be a gastrointestinal disease. So, why do you have diarrhea when you have your period?

1. Physical weakness

Every woman's physique is different. Some women have extremely weak constitutions and look very frail. This type of woman is prone to diarrhea during menstruation. Because when menstruation comes, the stomach and intestines are easily irritated, and the irritated stomach and intestines are easy to defecate. However, women with weak constitutions often suffer from diarrhea when they defecate.

2. Too much prostaglandin

When a woman is menstruating, the uterus secretes a large amount of prostaglandins, which help menstrual blood to be discharged from the body better. However, when prostaglandins circulate in the body, they can easily enter the stomach and intestines if not careful. This causes the stomach and intestines to be over-stimulated, their activity speed increases, and the stomach is prone to problems such as diarrhea.

3. Suffering from pelvic inflammatory disease

I guess everyone has heard of pelvic inflammatory disease, a female disease. If a woman suffers from this disease, she will often suffer from diarrhea during her menstrual period. When you suffer from pelvic inflammatory disease, your uterus becomes soft due to congestion during menstruation, and becomes closer to the rectum behind the uterus, compressing the sacral nerves and sending a signal to fall. In this case, the uterus will cause compression of the rectum, stimulating the mucosa in the rectal area to contract, thereby generating a signal for defecation and eventually causing diarrhea.

When soaking your feet, in addition to adding some ginger slices and other things to dispel the cold, you can also massage the soles of your feet with both hands at the same time. This will help keep the soles of your feet warm, help the blood circulate better throughout the body, and better transport heat energy to various parts of the body.