Combining the diagnostic criteria for dysmenorrhea can help patients

Dysmenorrhea is a common disease in life. Women are very troubled by this disease because it does affect their daily lives. If patients can timely combine the diagnostic criteria for dysmenorrhea, they can receive effective treatment. Therefore, everyone should understand the diagnostic criteria for dysmenorrhea in advance so that patients can control the disease in time. Let's take a look at the diagnostic criteria for dysmenorrhea.

The diagnostic criteria for dysmenorrhea are:

1. Primary: Dysmenorrhea occurs since menarche. Patients with severe pain are bedridden and unable to work. Gynecological examination shows no obvious abnormality. The uterus is slightly underdeveloped and small. It is more common in unmarried and childless women. These diagnostic criteria for dysmenorrhea are relatively common.

2. Secondary: caused by organic lesions of the reproductive organs, commonly seen in pelvic inflammatory disease, endometriosis, etc. This is also the diagnostic criterion for dysmenorrhea.

3. The patient has severe lower abdominal pain, backache, etc. during or before and after menstruation, which affects work and life. This is also a diagnostic criterion for dysmenorrhea.

The above is the diagnostic criteria for dysmenorrhea. I hope everyone can understand it one by one. As long as the above diagnostic criteria for dysmenorrhea are combined, patients can control their condition in time, and of course this will also help with regular treatment. So if you want patients to recover sooner, please refer to the diagnostic criteria for dysmenorrhea. Finally, I wish all female patients a speedy recovery.