Patient's question:
Dysmenorrhea: It's very painful on the first day, feeling weak in my hands and feet, and my lips turn pale. On the first night or the second day, I feel gas moving around in my stomach, causing bloating and pain, often accompanied by diarrhea. By the third day, the menstrual flow decreases, and the stomach pain subsides.I am a teacher. Sometimes, before class, my stomach still feels uncomfortable, but during class, I concentrate more and it doesn't bother me as much. After class, I also don't feel uncomfortable anymore.
Could you tell me what type of dysmenorrhea I might have? Additional question: I'm 24 years old, and it hasn't always been this way. It's been better at times and worse at others, and I haven't seen a doctor about it.
Doctor's answer:
Your result is menstrual irregularity, which may also be due to endocrine disorders. It's nothing serious and can be self-regulated. If you're not fully confident, you can visit the gynecology department of a hospital for a check-up or choose a doctor's recommended plan.My friend has experience in this area, but she self-regulated it. She took many tonics, such as Tong Ren Wu Ji Bai Feng Wan, to alleviate menstrual pain, blood deficiency, and nourish yin. If you think my advice is good, you can try Wu Ji Bai Feng Wan—it will surely give you a pleasant surprise. Wishing you a speedy recovery and no more worries about menstrual pain!