Dysmenorrhea is often a symptom of a more serious disease, and dysmenorrhea can also affect work and life; in severe cases, there will be fever, fear of cold and other adverse conditions.
1. People who are overweight are prone to dysmenorrhea.
2. Some women are prone to dysmenorrhea when their health conditions decline (such as suffering from anemia or other chronic diseases).
3. Excessive work and psychological pressure, low back pain caused by sitting for a long time will lead to poor blood circulation, poor menstrual blood flow, and love to eat cold drinks, which will cause dysmenorrhea and interfere with study, work and social activities.
4. During menstruation, the abdomen of the body is often exposed to cold environment or strenuous exercise, etc., which can easily cause dysmenorrhea, which may be accompanied by nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, dizziness, general weakness and other uncomfortable symptoms.
Classified by pain level
Level 1: Relieve mild dysmenorrhea, there is pain, but does not affect daily activities, and there is no accompanying symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, dizziness, and fatigue.
Level 2: Moderate dysmenorrhea, limited daily activities, have a certain impact on work, few accompanying symptoms, need painkillers.
Level 3: Severe dysmenorrhea, pain that significantly limits daily activities and work, obvious systemic accompanying symptoms, and ineffective painkillers.