Patient's question:
A friend has been experiencing menstrual cramps every time she has her period over the past year, forcing her to rest in bed, feeling extremely weak all over, and sometimes even dizzy. The amount of blood flow is also particularly heavy. When she visited a doctor, she was diagnosed with irregular menstruation and was prescribed medication. However, her condition has not improved this month. I would like to ask, what should be done about irregular menstruation?Doctor's answer:
Hello, the recurrence of dysmenorrhea symptoms and mental tension is directly related to exposure to cold and overexertion. If the pain interferes with your normal life and dysmenorrhea has not recurred before, it is necessary to have a gynecological ultrasound examination to check for secondary dysmenorrhea. For symptoms that are prominent, antibiotic and anti-inflammatory treatment should be administered. It is important to have an ultrasound and hormone level check implemented for the condition. Early detection of diseases leads to early treatment.