Patient's question:
When I came before, it was about five days, now it's about two days, the cycle is basically irregular, and it's very short. The color is also abnormal, so I don't pay much attention to diet every time I come, but I don't have menstrual cramps, just lower back pain and thirst. What impact will this have in the long run? Also, does eating spicy food worsen menstrual cramps?Doctor's answer:
Menstrual cramps are a very common phenomenon for women. The occurrence of menstrual cramps is closely related to sexual activity. If women do not pay attention to the hygiene of their private parts during sexual activity, it can easily lead to uterine infection, trigger the onset of gynecological diseases, and consequently cause the symptoms of menstrual cramps. Therefore, menstrual cramps are related to sexual activity. Additionally, other factors can also cause menstrual cramps. The occurrence of menstrual cramps is also greatly related to genetics. If there are patients with menstrual cramps in the family, it is easy for the next generation to also experience menstrual cramps. Furthermore, the occurrence of menstrual cramps in women is somewhat linked to the increase of progesterone in the body. Therefore, women should pay attention to developing good living habits, regulating the endocrine system in their bodies, which can also help alleviate the symptoms of menstrual cramps.