Patient's question:
Painful menstruation Bacterial vaginosis Lower back pain Brown discharge What could be the matter What medicine should I take?Doctor's answer:
This symptom involves menstrual cramps, which are divided into menstrual discomfort. A small portion of patients may experience dysmenorrhea due to cervical stenosis, which can be resolved through normal delivery during pregnancy. This is also known as dysmenorrhea, which is divided into primary and secondary types. Secondary dysmenorrhea is often associated with gynecological inflammation or endometriosis and requires MRI for examination, followed by symptomatic treatment after diagnosis. Primary dysmenorrhea is a difficult-to-treat condition and is difficult to heal on its own. During the first two days of the menstrual period, long-acting pain relievers such as Advil can be taken. In daily life, attention should be paid to preventing cold exposure, and dietary measures should be taken to avoid extreme cold exposure.This symptom involves bacterial vaginosis. Treatment requires washing the vagina with hydrogen peroxide solution, along with medication inserted into the vagina, or oral antibiotics such as clindamycin for treatment.