Experts introduce the clinical manifestations of primary dysmenorrhea

Dysmenorrhea is a type of female disease. In life, there are more and more patients suffering from dysmenorrhea. So how much do you know about dysmenorrhea? Next, let the experts analyze the clinical manifestations of primary dysmenorrhea so that everyone will no longer be unfamiliar with it.

Clinical manifestations of primary dysmenorrhea: The pain usually occurs a few hours after the onset of menstruation, or it may start 1-1 days before menstruation and worsen during menstruation. The clinical manifestations of primary dysmenorrhea are mostly manifested as distending pain in the lower abdomen, or cold pain and colic in the lower abdomen, which may radiate to the waist, anus, and perineum.

The pain can last for several hours or 2-3 days, and the degree varies from person to person. The clinical manifestations of primary dysmenorrhea are pale complexion, cold limbs, and even fainting in severe cases. It may also be accompanied by nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, frequent urination, dizziness, palpitations, etc. If it is membranous dysmenorrhea, the pain will intensify before the discharge of large pieces of endometrium, and the pain will be relieved after the discharge.

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