How to determine whether it is dysmenorrhea or uterine inflammation How to determine which type of dysmenorrhea

How to determine whether it is dysmenorrhea or uterine inflammation

Dysmenorrhea refers to a symptom of abdominal pain during menstruation or before menstruation, which is common in adolescent women. Uterine inflammation refers to infection and inflammation of the endometrium, myometrium or appendages, which is a common disease of the female reproductive system. Due to the similar symptoms and occurrence sites, many women tend to confuse dysmenorrhea with uterine inflammation. So how to determine whether it is dysmenorrhea or uterine inflammation? The following will analyze it from several aspects.

First, we can judge by observing the characteristics of the pain. Dysmenorrhea usually occurs periodically, mainly in the lower abdomen, and the pain is a tingling or cramping sensation that can radiate to the lower back and inner thigh. The pain of uterine inflammation is relatively continuous and has a wide range of pain, sometimes with symptoms such as lower abdominal distension and backache.

Secondly, we can judge by observing other symptoms. Dysmenorrhea is usually accompanied by increased or decreased menstrual volume, prolonged or shortened menstrual period, mood swings, fatigue and other symptoms. In addition to abdominal pain, uterine inflammation is also accompanied by increased leucorrhea, abnormal secretion, sexual intercourse pain, fever and other symptoms.

In addition, we can also make a clear diagnosis through some professional examinations. For example, a gynecological examination can check the size and mobility of the uterus, and palpation can sometimes cause a painful reaction. Through blood tests, we can understand whether the inflammatory indicators are elevated, thereby determining whether there is uterine inflammation. Vaginal secretion examinations can also be performed, and if bacterial infection is found, it can be diagnosed as uterine inflammation.

To determine which disease dysmenorrhea belongs to, you can mainly diagnose it by observing the characteristics of the pain, accompanying symptoms, and professional examinations. If you have any questions, it is recommended to consult a professional doctor in time so that you can get a clear diagnosis as soon as possible and take appropriate treatment measures.

In life, we can also take some measures to relieve dysmenorrhea or prevent the occurrence of uterine inflammation. First, maintain good living habits and eating habits, avoid or reduce factors such as excessive fatigue, cold stimulation, irregular diet, etc. Secondly, maintain good personal hygiene, keep the vulva dry and clean, and avoid unclean sexual life. In addition, regular physical examinations and gynecological examinations are also very important, which can detect and treat diseases early, prevent and reduce the incidence of dysmenorrhea and uterine inflammation.

Dysmenorrhea and uterine inflammation are two different diseases, which can be distinguished by observing the characteristics of pain, accompanying symptoms and professional examinations. In life, we should also pay attention to maintaining good living habits and eating habits, maintaining personal hygiene, and regularly undergoing physical and gynecological examinations. Only by correctly understanding and timely prevention and treatment can we better protect our health.