Soreness and weakness in menstruation may be caused by postpartum weakness, anemia and upper respiratory tract infection.
1. Post-partum weakness: during labor and delivery, the patient’s excessive exertion may lead to the release of lactic acid from the muscles or soft tissue injuries, physical exertion, physical weakness, thus leading to the phenomenon of the patient’s body aches and weakness in the month.
2. Anemia: patients suffer from anemia due to heavy bleeding during delivery, resulting in dizziness, limb pain, weakness and other discomforts, so that the patient’s body is sore and weak during the month.
3. Upper respiratory tract infection: If the patient catches a cold during the month, it may cause upper respiratory tract infection, leading to body aches and weakness during the month.
The patient in the monthly period continued body aches and weakness, need to go to the hospital in a timely manner, under the guidance of a professional doctor examination, clear cause, targeted treatment, so as not to affect the recovery of the body.