Have feeling, but do not come menstruation? These 13 factors may be the problem!

Many women experience pelvic pain and cramps, but they may not always be associated with menstruation Cysts, constipation, pregnancy, and even cancer can stop you from menstruating It's hard to say that pain is caused by something simple or more serious, but the following 13 reasons are most common 1 Inflammatory bowel disease (Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis) if it is caused by Crohn's disease, it will feel spasm and pain in the right middle and lower part of the abdomen If ulcerative colitis is involved, spasms can occur in the lower left abdomen Other symptoms include severe defecation such as diarrhea or constipation, incomplete emptying of the gut after defecation, bloody stool, weight loss, fever and fatigue 2 If ovulation has not reached menopause, and there are ovaries, it is possible to have spasms 10-24 days before menstruation, which is also called "menstrual pain" You will feel pain on the lower abdomen side for a few minutes to several hours The painful side depends on the ovaries that release the eggs It's possible to change every month, or it's the same place every time 3 The rupture cyst of ovarian cyst is a kind of liquid cyst They sometimes form in the ovaries One is called an ovarian cyst, which breaks down and releases the egg and dissolves it in the body Broken cysts do not always cause pain But if it causes pain, severe cramps can appear on the abdominal side under the navel The location depends on the ovaries with cysts 4 Pregnant pain the fetus adheres to the endometrium, which is a sign of the progress of pregnancy After four weeks of pregnancy, there are some mild spasms, which are almost the time period of menstruation If you're not sure if you're pregnant, you'd better take a test 5 An extrauterine fetus grows outside the uterus Most occur in one of the two fallopian tubes The symptoms were mild spasm on the ventral side, accompanied by sudden and sharp tingling 6 Miscarriage begins with pain and then becomes more and more serious 7 Endometriosis is a chronic disease in which the endometrium adheres to other organs and begins to grow Characterized by regular spasms, but can occur at any time The abdomen below the back waist and navel can also cramp and ache 8 Pelvic inflammation is a bacterial infection that is usually sexually transmitted It affects the parts that help you conceive your baby, such as the fallopian tube, uterus, ovary, vagina and cervix 9 Pelvic floor dysfunction supports severe muscle spasms in the bladder, uterus, vagina, and rectum It occurs after a vaginal delivery or injury (such as a car accident) 10 Interstitial cystitis is a chronic disease affecting the bladder Can cause pain and tenderness in the lower abdomen (pelvis) and genitals In the case of bladder, it is more serious, almost in the period of menstruation 11 Irritable bowel syndrome is a disease that causes abdominal pain, diarrhea and constipation This dysmenorrhea like symptom is a sudden spasm of the abdomen 12 This spasm of appendicitis can make you feel pain around your navel And then gradually intensified, and transferred to the right lower abdomen 13 Ovarian cancer this cancer starts in the ovary, an organ that makes eggs If the spasm persists, see a doctor in time They can make accurate diagnosis and take necessary treatment measures Note: the above content is translated from foreign health websites for general reference only Please always follow the doctor's advice.