Does withdrawal bleeding cause dysmenorrhea?

Many women have been confused by the problem of menstrual pain. Menstrual pain may be caused by many diseases or a bad lifestyle. In addition to menstruation, women also experience dysmenorrhea at some times. Will women have menstrual pain during withdrawal bleeding? What should we pay attention to during withdrawal bleeding?

1. Will withdrawal bleeding cause menstrual pain?

Withdrawal bleeding usually occurs after taking some hormones. For example, taking birth control pills is very likely to cause withdrawal bleeding. Especially when taking birth control pills in the first half of the menstrual cycle, the chance of withdrawal bleeding will be higher. Generally speaking, the amount of withdrawal bleeding is relatively small and cannot be regarded as menstrual period. Therefore, withdrawal bleeding is generally not prone to menstrual cramps. If the bleeding caused by withdrawal bleeding is similar to the bleeding during normal menstruation, it can also be considered as menstruation. If symptoms of dysmenorrhea occur at this time.

2. Time of withdrawal bleeding

The main cause of withdrawal bleeding is due to the use of hormonal drugs, the most common of which is emergency contraception, including short-term contraceptives and birth control pills. Short-term contraceptives are generally taken for 21 days, and withdrawal bleeding will occur within a week after stopping the drug. The bleeding caused by this situation is similar to menstruation and can also be regarded as menstruation. Therefore, this type of withdrawal bleeding is also regarded as a substitute for menstruation. If it is withdrawal bleeding caused by taking birth control pills, it usually occurs about a week after taking the pills, and the bleeding is less at this time.

3. Pay attention to hygiene during withdrawal bleeding

When withdrawal bleeding occurs, pay attention to private hygiene. If the withdrawal bleeding stains the underwear, it must be changed in time. The private parts should be cleaned every day to prevent the growth of bacteria and cause infection.

4. Withdrawal bleeding prevents couples from having sex

When withdrawal bleeding occurs, no matter how much bleeding there is, you should not have sex, otherwise it is easy to cause infection and cause gynecological inflammation.

Will withdrawal bleeding cause menstrual pain? Generally speaking, withdrawal bleeding is not likely to cause menstrual pain. If menstrual pain occurs, it is likely caused by uterine coldness. In addition, we also introduce in detail the relevant matters that need to be paid attention to when withdrawal bleeding occurs. We hope that female friends can pay enough attention to avoid increasing the chance of gynecological infection.