The Right Treatment For Menstrual Pain?

Hello. Pain during menstruation is called dysmenorrhea. Dysmenorrhea is muscle cramps that are felt in the abdomen, especially lower abdominal pain that appears before or during menstruation. The pain felt can spread to the back, chest and thighs so that it interferes with daily activities. In adolescents, dysmenorrhea usually occurs, especially in the first days of menstruation. In severe cases, it can even cause dizziness, nausea and vomiting. This is normal. However, if the menstrual pain is very disturbing then it is better to be checked by a gynecologist. Some of the causes that can cause dysmenorrhea are:

Endometriosis. A condition in which the growth of uterine cells outside the uterus. In addition to pain, complaints of endometriosis in the form of menstrual cycle disorders. Endometrial cyst. Pelvic inflammation Other hormonal disorders The doctor will conduct an examination related to the condition of her menstruation. By conducting consultations and physical examinations as well as carrying out supporting examinations such as blood tests and ultrasound. Pain relievers such as paracetamol or ibuprofen can be taken to help relieve symptoms. Several things can be done to prevent or reduce complaints:

Small exercise during menstruation Fill nutritional intake Compress with warm water on a sore stomach to relieve the effect. enough rest Hopefully useful

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