Patient's question:
I am twenty-one years old. I have menstrual cramps every time I have my period, and each time it is very painful. I turn pale, break out in a cold sweat all over my body, and feel like I am about to faint during the pain. When I have menstrual cramps, I can't do anything. Painkillers seem to be ineffective. Can I get an injection for pain relief? What are the types of painkillers used for menstrual cramps injections?Doctor's answer:
Dysmenorrhea is caused by psychological, neurological factors, excessive tension, depression, fear, and endocrine factors, leading to significant lower abdominal pain or discomfort before, during, or after menstruation, thereby affecting work and daily life. Do not administer painkillers; it is recommended that patients take oral spasmolytic and analgesic medications, undergo artificial cycle therapy, or use traditional Chinese medicine treatments such as Shaoyao Juxu Decoction and Wengjing Decoction. I hope the above answer helps everyone. Thank you.