Patient's question:
On the first day of menstruation, there is pain, which gradually improves on the second day.Doctor's answer:
Help patients alleviate concerns and build confidence. During menstrual cramps, rest in bed or apply heat to the lower abdomen. Pay attention to menstrual hygiene, and you can take general non-specific pain relievers.Oral contraceptives
Suitable for patients with menstrual cramps who need contraception. Contraceptives can inhibit ovulation, reduce the content of prostaglandins, vasopressin, and oxytocin in menstrual blood, and suppress uterine activity.