Patient's question:
I have always had menstrual cramps. In the past few months, in addition to the cramps, my menstrual flow has increased, and my period has shortened to about ten days. I am not yet divorced, and my friend said it might be endometriosis. What kind of assistance do I need: What are the potential consequences if endometriosis becomes severe?Doctor's answer:
Most people experience menstrual cramps due to uterine cold, of course, endometriosis cannot be ruled out. Generally, endometriosis, which is abdominal pain during menstruation and quite severe, is the case. It is recommended to take medication 3-5 days before your period and continue for a total of seven days, so that when your period comes, the abdominal pain will subside. If it is not endometriosis, then it is likely due to uterine cold.