Why do I have a headache and feel like vomiting when my menstrual period is about to come?

　　The possibility of menstrual syndrome generally refers to various physical symptoms that appear a few days before menstruation. There are usually two types of symptoms. One type is mainly mental symptoms, which are common such as mental hypersensitivity, irritability, depression, isolation, sentimentality, general weakness, easy fatigue, insomnia, headache, inability to concentrate, etc. ； The other type is dominated by physical symptoms, often including edema in the hands, feet, face, and a feeling of distension in the abdomen. diarrhea , there may also be distension or pain in the lower abdomen, breast distended pain , headache, dizziness, nausea and other symptoms. Premenstrual tension syndrome mostly occurs in young women, often with one or more of the above symptoms. Most of the causes of premenstrual tension syndrome are caused by the premenstrual body nerve , endocrine dysfunction. In addition, psychological factors also play an important role in the pathogenesis. If depression, melancholy, and psychological conflicts are not properly resolved, they may cause neurological and endocrine dysfunction, leading to the occurrence of premenstrual stress syndrome. Young women suffering from premenstrual tension syndrome generally have mild symptoms and do not need treatment. If a few people have severe symptoms, they may consider taking some drugs. For example, painkillers can be used for headaches. For irritability and irritability, a small amount of sedatives, such as chlordiazepoxide and meptoprol, can be taken. See a doctor for treatment if necessary. In addition, women suffering from premenstrual discomfort should understand that menstruation is a normal physiological phenomenon, do not be anxious when menstruation comes, pay attention to rest, and eat less salt to avoid aggravation of edema. The food should be light and the stool should be smooth. Pay attention to controlling your emotions, cultivate an optimistic and cheerful personality, and avoid unnecessary mental stimulation. The discomfort can basically disappear or be alleviated.

　　Hello, I think you may have menstrual syndrome, which generally refers to various physical symptoms that appear a few days before menstruation. There are usually two types of symptoms. One type is mainly mental symptoms, which are common such as mental hypersensitivity, irritability, depression, isolation, sentimentality, general weakness, easy fatigue, insomnia, headache, inability to concentrate, etc. ； The other type is dominated by physical symptoms, which often include edema in the hands, feet, and face, a sense of distension in the abdomen, and diarrhea. Symptoms such as distension or pain in the lower abdomen, breast tenderness, headache, dizziness, and nausea may also occur. Premenstrual tension syndrome mostly occurs in young women, often with one or more of the above symptoms. Most causes of premenstrual tension syndrome are neurological and endocrine dysfunction in the body during premenstrual period. In addition, psychological factors also play an important role in the pathogenesis. If depression, melancholy, and psychological conflicts are not properly resolved, they may cause neurological and endocrine dysfunction, leading to the occurrence of premenstrual stress syndrome. Young women suffering from premenstrual tension syndrome generally have mild symptoms and do not need treatment. If a few people have severe symptoms, they may consider taking some drugs. For example, painkillers can be used for headaches. For irritability and irritability, a small amount of sedatives, such as chlordiazepoxide and meptoprol, can be taken. See a doctor for treatment if necessary. In addition, women suffering from premenstrual discomfort should understand that menstruation is a normal physiological phenomenon, do not be anxious when menstruation comes, pay attention to rest, and eat less salt to avoid aggravation of edema. The food should be light and the stool should be smooth. Pay attention to controlling your emotions, cultivate an optimistic and cheerful personality, and avoid unnecessary mental stimulation. The discomfort can basically disappear or be alleviated.