Patient's question:
Every time I get my period, it's very painful, so painful that I sweat, and my lower back aches so much that I can't straighten up. How can I treat menstrual cramps and lower back pain that makes it hard to straighten up?Doctor's answer:
Hello, every time you have your period, it's very painful, to the point of sweating and being unable to straighten up, which is a symptom of dysmenorrhea. It is recommended that you go to a private, reputable hospital's gynecology department for a check-up and diagnosis. Pay attention to a balanced diet and nutritional combinations. You need to maintain good living habits and dietary habits to regulate your condition. Before your period, always maintain a regular sleep schedule; during your period, avoid touching cold things and food, and you can use hot water to warm your abdomen.