Faced with her aunt's pain, the subject will only call you to drink more hot water!
How many sisters in the world have experienced pain from their aunts? How many 'boyfriends' have awkwardly said 'drink more hot water'? There is nothing wrong with drinking more hot water, but the wrong thing is to patronize her and let her drink more hot water, but what's the use of not drinking it! 1. Drinking more hot water can relieve aunt's pain? First of all, an important reason for aunt's pain is that insufficient blood supply to the uterus leads to insufficient oxygen supply, which leads to uterine contractions and aggravates dysmenorrhea. And under the stimulation of prostaglandin, our uterus will shrink together, it is precisely because it squeezes the blood out, it will cause the symptoms of insufficient blood supply to the uterus. At this time, as long as the blood vessels in our uterine cavity are re-dilated and the blood circulation is accelerated, the pain will be relieved. Hot compress is the best way. For example, when the weather becomes cold, the capillaries of our epidermis will shrink, reducing blood circulation and preventing heat dissipation; after being heated, these blood vessels will dissipate heat and expand and the blood circulation speed will increase. Therefore, hot compresses, warming babies, drinking hot water, and various warm-keeping measures are all practical and effective! Although the warm baby sticks on the lower abdomen can warm the uterus, sticks on the lower waist can warm the kidneys, but it must be attached to the outside of the underwear and do not directly touch the skin to avoid burns! 2. Drink plenty of hot water to supplement the loss of water. During the aunt's period, our body will continue to lose water. At this time, drinking more hot water can not only warm the body, but also replenish the body's water and improve immunity. Nutrition is the mainstay, and cold and frozen foods should be avoided! 3. Taking vitamin E before the period can relieve dysmenorrhea, the sister paper who is always suffering from aunt's pain is coming to receive benefits! Taking vitamin E three days before the menstrual period can relieve dysmenorrhea, because vitamin E can inhibit the synthesis of prostaglandins. Many things in life are rich in vitamin E, such as corn, sesame, soybeans, and eggs. However, the current medicine has not found that the legendary evening primrose oil can improve dysmenorrhea. Finally, personal product manufacturers are actively inviting powerful distributors across the country to join in to create wealth together. Friends who are interested in acting as a sanitary napkin agent, please hurry up and seize the opportunity to enter the market as soon as possible.