Pain in inner thigh before menstruation

Pain in the inner thigh root before menstruation may be caused by normal physiological phenomenon, or it may be caused by trauma and related to heavy physical labor.

1. Physiological phenomenon: Before and during menstruation, the body's estrogen secretion level increases significantly, so water and sodium retention occurs, pelvic congestion, and a feeling of heaviness in the anus and perineum will occur. A small number of people will also have slight pain in the inner thigh root. Generally, no special treatment is required, but you should pay attention to keeping warm and avoid catching cold.

2. Trauma: If you are not careful and there is a significant external impact, the damaged part will be the inner side of the thigh root. Even in the early stages of menstruation, there will be pain in the inner side of the thigh root. If the local damage is more obvious and there is obvious swelling, you can choose local ice compress within 24 hours to constrict blood vessels, reduce swelling and pain, and choose local hot compress after 48 hours to promote blood circulation. If necessary, choose medication to reduce swelling and relieve pain.

3. Doing heavy physical labor: Changes in the body's hormone levels before menstruation will cause low immunity. If you do heavy physical labor that exceeds the body's tolerance, it will cause pain in the inner thigh root. It is also closely related to standing or walking for a long time, so you should pay more attention to rest.