Patient's question:
Symptom Description: Severe abdominal pain during menstruation, accompanied by vomiting. In the past, when the pain occurred, applying a topical patch called "Far Infrared Menstrual Pain Patch" was quite effective, but this time it didn't work. What should I do?Past Treatment and Effect: Had an ultrasound examination, which was normal.
What kind of help is desired: Relieve the pain and how to prevent it in the future.
Doctor's answer:
Menstruation is a normal physiological phenomenon. The onset of menstruation signals the beginning of reproductive system maturation, so there is no need to worry, be anxious, or fearful. It is important to maintain a calm and pleasant mood, engage in activities you enjoy, and put aside the worries and unpleasant things of daily life. By doing so, pain can be alleviated.Strengthening the body is highly beneficial for reducing or eliminating menstrual pain. Therefore, during menstruation, women can perform waist exercises to help alleviate the pain. Strengthening the body is highly beneficial for reducing or eliminating menstrual pain. Therefore, during menstruation, women can perform waist exercises to help alleviate the pain.