Patient's question:
Since I turned 18, my menstruation has been very infrequent, and every time I have my period, my stomach aches very badly. It hurts so much. I'm very worried that my menstruation will become abnormal and affect my future ability to conceive. So, what should I do about my low menstrual flow and stomach pain?Doctor's answer:
Every time you have your period, your stomach really hurts, and you have dysmenorrhea. Primary dysmenorrhea generally does not affect future childbirth. However, if your menstrual flow is too little or your endometrium is too thin, this may affect future childbirth. It is recommended that you first go to a regular hospital for hormone 6 tests and a detailed gynecological ultrasound. If the endometrium is too thin, appropriate medication can be taken to regulate it. The above can be used as a reference.