Patient's question:
I used to not have menstrual cramps, but now occasionally during my period, I experience lower back pain; I used to not frequently use the restroom, but now I almost have to go every 50 minutes. What could be causing these symptoms? Are they related to the urinary system? What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Based on your situation, if you have menstrual cramps, it might be due to gynecological inflammation, or it could be caused by poor blood circulation. If you have menstrual cramps, it's best to take Motherwort Granules or brown sugar water to alleviate the symptoms. Additionally, eat fewer stimulating foods and drink more water. Make sure to rest and avoid overexertion. Also, frequent urination may be due to inflammation. You can go to the hospital for a detailed urine test to check for inflammation. Therefore, for your menstrual cramps, it's best to have an ultrasound examination at the hospital. For frequent urination, it's best to have a urine test at the hospital.