Sweat, fatigue and heavy bleeding! Why do periods increase pain in summer? Know the reason

News Topical, Digital Desk : Summer season can be challenging for all of us. It is advisable to take extra care of health in this season. Due to the increase in temperature in summer, there is a problem of excessive sweating, heat rashes, burning and itching. Everyone is troubled by this. Whereas for women, this season can be even more challenging. Especially when periods come.

In this season, due to heat, sweat, humidity, the risk of infection during periods also increases. Along with this, its symptoms also start increasing. Problems like excessive bleeding, stomach cramps and spasms, as well as fatigue are seen. Usually women ignore it considering it normal. But let us tell you that this happens due to hormonal changes in summer.

Our article today is also on this topic. We will tell you why periods seem heavier in summer. What could be the reason behind this. Let's know in detail-

How does our body react in heat?

Let us tell you that our periods come from hormones (like estrogen and progesterone). These hormones are affected by stress, sleep and water intake. Due to the increase in temperature in summer, we sweat more. Due to this, our body gets dehydrated quickly. Also, we are not able to sleep properly in summer. Eating habits also get disturbed. All these affect our hormones and its direct effect is seen on periods.

What are the effects of dehydration?

Actually, due to lack of water the blood becomes thick. Due to this, more clots start forming during periods and this can also increase the pain. In such a situation, when the muscles of the uterus become dehydrated, the pain increases.

Why do blood vessels expand in the heat?

Apart from this, the veins of the body start expanding in summer. This is so that more blood can flow to keep the body cool. This extra blood also reaches the uterus, which increases bleeding. Women who already have more flow may face more problems in summer.

How to protect yourself?

• Drink plenty of water.
• Include fruits containing more water in your diet.
• Eat only light and cold food.
• Do some light exercise.
• have a good sleep.

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