10 untrue myths about women’s menstrual periods

　　Rumor 1: The menstrual period is never fixed, so it is abnormal. Expert correction: On average, a "relative" visit every 28 days is the ideal menstrual cycle for a woman. However, it is normal to have a visit every 22 to 35 days. When a woman reaches the age of 35, her hormones become more sensitive and her menstrual cycle no longer remains static. Of course, as long as your cycle is stable and has its own rules, you don't need to worry too much.

　　Myth 2: Chocolate can heal Dysmenorrhea Expert correction: Chocolate can cure dysmenorrhea. female It is widely circulated, but Gynecology Experts’ opinion is that this statement has no scientific basis, and eating a lot of chocolate and sweets during menstruation will not only fail to eliminate menstrual cycle syndrome, but may cause blood sugar instability and aggravate the symptoms of menstrual period discomfort.

　　Rumor 3: Dysmenorrhea will disappear naturally after marriage. Expert correction: The rumor that "dysmenorrhea will get better after marriage" has been popular, but in fact, very few women can completely cure dysmenorrhea after marriage. A more accurate statement is that pregnancy and childbirth can indeed put an end to dysmenorrhea for most women. Pregnancy will make Uterus Once it is stretched, the contractions will no longer be as severe, and the endometrium will fall off more easily, which will naturally make it less painful.

　　Rumor 4: You should say NO to sex during your menstrual period. Expert correction: Most gynecologists do not recommend having sex during your menstrual period, but more and more sexologists are refuting this. The reason is that the bacteria and viruses introduced through sexual intercourse will not cause any harm to the body, not to mention the protective effect of condoms. Having sex during menstrual period can also relieve women's discomfort during menstrual period. It is also a good idea to be carefully prepared and try sex during menstrual period occasionally.

　　Rumor 5: The menstrual period is over in three days, which affects motherhood. Experts’ correction: If your menstrual period has always been that short, then as long as the menstrual blood cycle can last for two days, there is nothing to worry about. Generally speaking, as long as it lasts for 3-7 days, it is normal. In addition, as long as the menstrual cycle is normal, simple menstrual flow will not affect a woman's chance of pregnancy.