Why does my cervix hurt during menstruation?

The phenomenon of menstruation often makes women feel both happy and annoyed, because menstruation is a routine phenomenon for women every month, which indicates that the body is in good health, has complete fertility, etc. But the annoyance is that many menstrual phenomena will bring certain discomfort to the female body. For example, why does the cervix hurt during menstruation? Let’s take a look at the simple explanation below, I hope women can understand it.

Cervical stenosis is one of the causes of female infertility. The morphology of the cervix and the function of cervical mucus directly affect whether a considerable number of sperm can swim into the uterine cavity to be capacitated. Organic or functional diseases of the cervix affect the entry and storage of semen or sperm in the cervical canal. The cervix is ​​the first barrier for sperm to pass through, and any changes in its anatomy and physiology can affect the passage of sperm and cause infertility.

Causes of menstrual cervical pain :

1. Menstrual abnormalities may occur. Menstrual blood will not flow smoothly during menstruation, and the menstrual cycle will be prolonged. At the same time, menstrual blood will be in the form of drips, and women may also suffer from dysmenorrhea.

2. There may be uterine bleeding or fluid accumulation in the uterus, which will cause women to feel distended and painful in their lower abdomen. In severe cases, it may cause scars in women. During sexual intercourse, there may be pain or female infertility.

3. Women with cervical stenosis generally have local laceration scars. The texture of the scars is relatively hard and firm, and the external opening of the cervix is ​​relatively narrow. At this time, only the probe can enter the female's cervix, or even the probe cannot enter the female's cervix. If a woman's entire cervical canal is covered with scars, causing the canal to become narrow, the cervical canal will become enlarged and hardened.

4. If a woman has cervical cysts, myomas, or swelling in the cervix, an ultrasound examination will show local lesions. She also needs to diagnose whether the cervical opening is narrow.