Patient's question:
Doctor, I have always had menstrual cramps. Every time I get my period, the pain is so intense that it feels like I'm dying. I've tried Chinese medicine to regulate my body and taken Western medicine, but now I always take pain relievers to alleviate the pain. The hospital said I have primary dysmenorrhea. What is primary dysmenorrhea?Doctor's answer:
Hello, primary dysmenorrhea is mainly caused by symptoms of dysmenorrhea due to uterine inflammation. Secondary dysmenorrhea is generally common in endometriosis. Primary dysmenorrhea is mainly affected by cold, cervical canal stenosis leading to dysmenorrhea. Pay attention to preventing colds, and do not eat spicy, stimulating, or cold foods during menstruation. Carefully observe whether the dysmenorrhea symptoms can be relieved. First, prevent local coldness and carefully observe whether the dysmenorrhea symptoms can be relieved.