Patient's question:
My girlfriend has been experiencing menstrual cramps for three months. She used to have cervical erosion, so she suspects it might be due to partial cervical stenosis. I want to ask how this condition is usually treated and what the cost is.Doctor's answer:
Your menstrual pain is divided into primary and secondary dysmenorrhea. If it is primary dysmenorrhea, most cases are due to the exfoliation of the endometrium and the release of prostaglandins. It is often triggered by cold or exposure to cold. Generally, if there is no organic inflammation, it is difficult to cure. It is recommended not to eat cold or cooling foods and to pay attention to abdominal protection to prevent pain. If it is severe, you can take ibuprofen orally to relieve symptoms. If there is cervical canal adhesion, it may cause menstruation to be expelled without abdominal pain. You can go to the gynecology clinic for examination. The surgical cost is generally around hundreds of yuan.