Here are some common misconceptions and facts about menstruationExercise improves mood and can reduce stress and depression. Which are often associated with chronic pain. Exercise can improve mood and reduce stress and depression, which are often associated with chronic pain.
Working out during periods has both physical and mental benefits. There are benefits of exercising every day. Both progesterone and estrogen are at their lowest levels during periods, which can cause people to feel tired and less energetic. It is not that if you are not getting energy and in such a situation you will not exercise then you will get benefit. For your information, let us tell you that you will get benefit only by doing exercise.
Exercise gives you a natural endorphin high, it can improve your mood and actually make you feel better. Brandon Marcelo, PhD, believes that one of the main benefits of exercising during menstruation is the release of endorphins and higher levels of exercise. She also said that since endorphins are a natural pain killer, when they are released during exercise, you may feel relief from uncomfortable periods.
Dr. Lindsay Matthews, strength and conditioning coach and founder and CEO of BIRTHFIT, said exercising during this time will improve your mood and increase circulation. Exercise also reduces cramps, headaches or back pain associated with your menstruation.
Intense cardio: Can cause heavy flow and strain during menstruation. Heavy weight training: Especially if you are experiencing menstrual cramps.
Inverted yoga postures: such as shoulder stand, head stand and plow pose. Can make pelvic pain, lower abdominal pain and back pain worse. Can make pelvic pain, lower abdominal pain and back pain worse.
Published at : 30 Nov 2024 07:00 PM (IST)
