Patient's question:
I always have severe pain during my menstrual period. Today, I went to the hospital for a thorough examination, and the doctor said it is related to my prostaglandins. I am here to consult medical experts about the relationship between prostaglandins and pain. If anyone familiar with this field can help me clarify this, thank you.Doctor's answer:
Generally, prostaglandin excretion and pain are still related. Therefore, if you have menstrual pain, conservative medication can help neutralize prostaglandin excretion and achieve the effect of promoting blood circulation. Check how normal your menstrual bleeding is, pay attention to getting more rest and avoiding colds, and you can also take many anti-inflammatory and analgesic drugs to take care of yourself and observe for a period of time. Pay attention to rest. Take good care of your body.