Patient's question:
Which gynecological inflammation can cause dysmenorrheaDoctor's answer:
Chronic cervical inflammation-induced dysmenorrhea characteristics: The main symptom of chronic cervical inflammation is an increase in leukorrhea. When the inflammation spreads along the uterosacral ligaments to the pelvic cavity, it can cause dysmenorrhea, primarily lower back and sacral pain, pelvic lower abdominal pain, etc. The pain intensifies during the menstrual period, bowel movements, or sexual intercourse. Gonococcal cervical inflammation often leads to cervical canal occlusion or stenosis, causing retrograde menstruation and resulting in dysmenorrhea.