Women should pay attention to the health of the uterus and seek medical attention promptly when abnormal symptoms are detected to avoid affecting fertility. Many women suffer from adenomyosis, which can lead to symptoms of dysmenorrhea and severe pain. So, why does adenomyosis cause severe pain in the last few days of menstruation?
When women suffer from adenomyosis, the menstrual blood in the endometrium of the uterine muscle layer cannot be discharged, which can cause the dilation of blood vessels in the uterine muscle layer, leading to pain. In the last few days of menstruation, the accumulated menstrual blood is the most, so the symptoms of pain are the most severe.
Patients with adenomyosis may experience increased levels of prostaglandins in the endometrium and menstrual blood, which can act on the uterine muscle fibers and cause them to contract, leading to pain in women. Moreover, when adenomyosis causes abnormal contractions of the uterus, it can lead to ischemia of the uterine smooth muscle, which can also cause spasmodic contractions of the uterine muscles, resulting in dysmenorrhea.
When women suffer from adenomyosis, most of them will have symptoms of dysmenorrhea, and some women's dysmenorrhea is very severe, even to the point of unbearable pain. So these women will go to the hospital to inject potent painkillers during their menstrual period. Patients with adenomyosis should receive timely treatment. After the condition improves, the symptoms of dysmenorrhea can be alleviated.
