Can women do traction during menstruation?

As a woman myself, I believe other female friends should feel the same as I do. Every month when facing the menstrual period, I have different feelings. The menstrual period is a period when our body's immunity is the weakest, and it is a period when we need to pay attention to many things. Today, I will analyze with the majority of female friends whether the menstrual period can help solve this problem.

Women can undergo traction during menstruation, but the specific treatment depends on which part of the body. When you go to the hospital for traction, you can tell the doctor that you are currently menstruating. It is recommended that you follow the doctor's advice after the examination. Secondly, eat less raw, cold and spicy food during menstruation, and pay attention to vaginal hygiene.

Traction means to pull, to drag; to induce; to cause. See "Historical Records·Book of Laws": "Qian Niu means that the Yang Qi pulls all things out."

Traction is one of the rehabilitation methods. Use special traction belts and devices to perform stretching exercises on certain parts of the human body. The purpose is to increase the intervertebral space and intervertebral foramen, relieve nerve root compression and vertebral artery distortion, relieve muscle spasms, and reposition the protruding intervertebral disc. Commonly used methods include cervical traction for treating cervical spondylosis, pelvic (lumbar) traction for treating lumbar disc herniation, and functional traction for improving and enhancing the function of the joints of the limbs. The device can be a non-motorized traction bed that uses a weight, a spring balance or a tightened spiral rod as traction, or a motorized traction bed that uses an electronic device for automatic control.

If classified according to joints, traction can be divided into traction of the spine or limb joints. In clinical practice, spinal traction is more commonly used; among spinal tractions, lumbar traction and cervical traction are the most common.

Pay attention to keeping warm and avoid cold stimulation: such as swimming, cold water baths, going into paddy fields, etc. If you are exposed to sudden and excessive cold stimulation during menstruation, it may cause too little menstrual blood or dysmenorrhea.

I wonder if you have any new insights into the issue of menstrual traction after reading the more detailed and scientific introduction and understanding above. In fact, women's menstrual period only lasts for a week. We need to take good measures and pay attention to protect our bodies. It is always good for the body not to do strenuous exercise.