Self-observation is the first and most important condition for maintaining health. Very often we, feeling pain or other unpleasant sensations, ignore these body signals, postpone on a "sweat" visit to the doctor, take painkillers and safely forget about the signs that our body gives us. But such "bells" are very often symptoms of serious diseases that can lead to complications of various kinds. That is why it is so important to monitor your own health independently, noting the changes and trying to understand the signals sent to us by our own body.
In this article, we will talk about a very common phenomenon among women - stitching pain in the uterus, analyze what tingling in the uterus means (before, after and after menstruation, after ovulation), consider the reasons for this and how to proceed if you notice regular tingling sensations in the uterus cervix of the uterus.
Tingling in the uterus before menstruation
One of the most frequent complaints in the gynecological office is tingling in the uterus before the menstrual period. Regular pain in the lower abdomen, repeated a couple of days before the onset of menstruation, most often indicates the development of pathologies both of the uterus itself, and of its cervix or appendages. In addition, regular stitching pains in the abdomen may be symptoms of other pelvic organs (endometriosis, uterine cancer, cystitis, pyelonephritis, etc.). Self-diagnosis is impossible, because for its adequate definition, special medical research is required. To relieve the pain, you can take a sedative (infusion of valerian), antispasmodics (drotaverin, spasmalgon). But it is important to remember - taking these drugs only removes symptoms, but does not eliminate their cause. Only after a visit to a doctor and a medical examination can you determine the cause of the pain and prescribe the right treatment. The neglected diseases are treated worse, they give a lot of complications, up to the complete loss of the opportunity to have children.
Tingling in the uterus at and after menstruation
Painful periods can indicate hormonal disorders, pelvic inflammatory diseases, erosion of the cervix, cyst or uterine myoma. Sometimes pain in menstruation is observed in healthy women. To stop the pain, spasmolytics and anesthetics are used, hormonal balance complexes are individually selected hormone preparations. To engage in self-treatment is strictly forbidden - this can significantly aggravate the situation and lead to the development of undesirable complications.
Tingling in the uterus after ovulation
Very often tingling in the uterus after ovulation appears against the background of early pregnancy, after abortion or childbirth. If in the early period there are thrusts in the uterus, especially those accompanied by bleeding from the vagina, it can