Patient's question:
From the first time, it will come three to five days early, with brown blood clots, and always feeling the urge to use the restroom.History of previous treatment and effectiveness: Tried Chinese medicine, which had some effect at the time. It relieved the pain when taking it, but the pain returned when not taking it.
Doctor's answer:
This symptom is known as menstrual cramps, which can be categorized as menstrual discomfort. It is also commonly referred to as dysmenorrhea, which is divided into primary and secondary types. Secondary dysmenorrhea is often associated with gynecological inflammation or endometriosis and requires a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) examination for accurate diagnosis, followed by symptomatic treatment. Primary dysmenorrhea is considered a difficult-to-treat condition and is unlikely to resolve on its own. During the first two days of the menstrual period, long-acting pain relievers such as ibuprofen can be taken. It is important to develop good lifestyle habits and maintain a positive mood. Wishing you a speedy recovery!