Symptoms of dysmenorrhea can reflect the severity of the disease

Medical evidence shows that dysmenorrhea often occurs at or shortly after menarche, and is more common in unmarried and non-pregnant women. If patients ignore the symptoms of dysmenorrhea, they will suffer from the disease. Therefore, we should know the symptoms of dysmenorrhea in advance so as to detect the disease as early as possible. Let's take a look at the specific manifestations of dysmenorrhea.

Symptoms of dysmenorrhea include:

1. Moderate secondary dysmenorrhea: unbearable pain in the lower abdomen during or before and after menstruation, accompanied by back pain, nausea and vomiting, cold limbs, and pain relief measures to temporarily relieve the pain. This is the symptom of dysmenorrhea.

2. Severe secondary dysmenorrhea: restlessness, serious impact on work, study and daily life, bed rest, accompanied by back pain, pale complexion, cold sweat, cold limbs, vomiting and diarrhea, or anal swelling, no significant relief after taking pain relief measures. The appearance of these symptoms of dysmenorrhea indicates that the patient's condition is serious.

3. Mild secondary dysmenorrhea: Obvious pain in the lower abdomen during or before and after menstruation, accompanied by back pain, but the patient can continue to work, has no systemic symptoms, and sometimes needs to take painkillers. This is also a symptom of dysmenorrhea.

The above content is the symptoms of dysmenorrhea. I hope you can read it carefully. As long as you know these symptoms of dysmenorrhea, you can let the patient receive treatment as soon as possible, and then you can effectively control the disease. Therefore, if you want patients to avoid pain, please be more vigilant about these symptoms of dysmenorrhea. I wish all patients a speedy recovery.