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Almost every woman knows the problem of painful menstruation. Most women take painkillers and downplay pain, believing dysmenorrhea to be normal. Meanwhile, menstrual pain can be a sign of serious health problems. Find out what …
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1/ 10 Hormonal disorders
Hormonal imbalances, mainly excess estrogen, can cause painful periods. How often do you have a Pap smear? Check if it’s not too rare!
2/ 10 Chronic stress
Chronic stress increases susceptibility to various diseases and increases pain sensitivity. In stressed women, period pains may get worse. How often do you have a Pap smear? Check if it’s not too rare!
3/ 10 Inflammatory diseases of the reproductive organs
Inflammation of the appendages and cervix are mainly caused by infection with pathogenic bacteria, most often chlamydia or gonorrhea. Chronic inflammation of the reproductive organs may manifest as increased pain during menstruation. How often do you have a Pap smear? Check if it’s not too rare!
4/10 Endometriosis
The most common symptom of endometriosis is pain in the pelvic area. This pain can be felt: before, during or after menstruation, during ovulation (ovulation) or when urinating. In addition to the pelvic area, it can also be found in the lower back. At the root of this disease is an increase in the lining of the womb (endometrium) outside the uterine cavity. photo by BE&W How often do you have a Pap smear? Check if it’s not too rare!
5/ 10 Uterine fibroids
Uterine fibroids are mostly benign tumors. Their enlargement can cause painful periods. How often do you have a Pap smear? Check if it’s not too rare!
6/ 10 IUD
Long and painful periods may occur after the use of the contraceptive device (the so-called spiral). How often do you have a Pap smear? Check if it’s not too rare!
7/ 10 Bad diet
A poor diet, rich in simple sugars and saturated fats, can increase the levels of pro-inflammatory compounds (prostaglandins), which are responsible for cramps and pain before and during menstruation. How often do you have a Pap smear? Check if it’s not too rare!
8/ 10 Cysts of the fallopian tubes
Cysts (cysts) in the fallopian tubes can contribute to painful menstruation. How often do you have a Pap smear? Check if it’s not too rare!
9/ 10 Anatomical defects of the uterus
Reticulation of the uterus, biceps uterus, cervical defects, and other uterine anatomy can cause painful periods. How often do you have a Pap smear? Check if it’s not too rare!
10/ 10 Hypothyroidism
The thyroid gland affects the work of many organs, including the ovaries, causing increased estrogen levels and painful periods. photo by BE&W How often do you have a Pap smear? Check if it’s not too rare!