Some people may feel that they have severe dysmenorrhea during each menstrual cycle, which naturally makes women feel very painful. They also hope to find the root cause of dysmenorrhea. So, what causes severe dysmenorrhea? Let's take a look at the answer.
1. If the patient's menstrual flow is obstructed, it can lead to dysmenorrhea, and there are many common reasons for obstructed blood flow, including abnormal blood supply caused by poor uterine development, particularly severe forward or backward curvature of the uterus, and so on.
2. If the patient's endometrium or menstrual cycle contains high levels of prostaglandins, it can cause the uterine muscle fibers to contract, which can also lead to dysmenorrhea. Moreover, relevant studies have found that the prostaglandin content in the patient's endometrial tissue is much higher than that of normal women, and naturally, the patient will also be troubled by dysmenorrhea.
3. Dysmenorrhea patients generally have abnormal uterine contractions, which can lead to uterine smooth muscle ischemia in women. This can cause spasmodic contractions of uterine muscles, leading to dysmenorrhea problems.
