Hospital for women with dysmenorrhea

When we talk about dysmenorrhea, I believe all women understand that the disease has a high incidence rate and is difficult to treat. However, many people who suffer from this disease do not actively seek treatment, thinking that such a problem is normal. This idea is wrong. Dysmenorrhea can be effectively treated, but you have to go to a regular tertiary hospital. Large hospitals have certain guarantees. There are also many ways to treat dysmenorrhea, such as:

General treatment

Mental counseling: Especially for girls who have just started menstruation, we should patiently provide them with general medical and health knowledge, and explain that "menstruation" is a physiological phenomenon of girls' gradual development and maturation. Some physiological reactions such as lower abdominal distension and slight backache are normal. When menstrual blood flows out smoothly, the symptoms will disappear quickly. For those with primary dysmenorrhea, the symptoms will disappear naturally after multiple menstruations or childbirth. For example, applying hot compresses to the lower abdomen can relieve the symptoms when there is pain in the lower abdomen.

Drug treatment

1. Analgesics, sedatives, and antispasmodics

Codeine is analgesic, salicylates are antipyretic and analgesic, chlorpromazine is sedative, and anti-catecholamine drugs block catecholamine receptors and inhibit the peripheral parasympathetic nervous system.

2. Oral contraceptives

Combination therapy of estrogen and progesterone in oral contraceptives, taking ethinyl estradiol and norethindrone progesterone daily for 20 to 22 days can inhibit ovulation. Ethinyl estradiol plus norethindrone can also be used once a day for 20 to 22 days to achieve the purpose of inhibiting ovulation and eliminating dysmenorrhea.

3. Prostaglandin antagonists

Indomethacin suppository is a prostaglandin antagonist; applying it once a day before and during menstruation can reduce uterine activity, decrease the frequency of uterine contractions, reduce intrauterine pressure, and significantly relieve pain, mainly by antagonizing the secretion of prostaglandins.

Patients with dysmenorrhea must go to a regular tertiary hospital for treatment. This has been introduced in the above content, as well as an introduction to the treatment methods for dysmenorrhea. I hope it can help everyone.