Several aspects to pay attention to in the care of dysmenorrhea

During menstruation, dysmenorrhea is one of the most common symptoms. Many patients with dysmenorrhea don’t know what to do. In fact, in our daily life, as long as we take good care of dysmenorrhea , it can be alleviated to a certain extent.

1. Explaining physiological hygiene knowledge during menstruation to patients with dysmenorrhea is one of the nursing care for dysmenorrhea. The swelling and soreness of the waist and the increased frequency of bowel movements during menstruation are mostly physiological reactions and there is no need to worry; provide psychological support and care about and understand the discomfort and fear of patients with dysmenorrhea.

2. Carry out education work on menstrual health care. Patients with dysmenorrhea should pay attention to hygiene during menstruation, proper rest and adequate sleep. This is also something that needs to be paid attention to in the care of dysmenorrhea.

3. Patients with dysmenorrhea can relieve dysmenorrhea symptoms by applying local hot compresses to the abdomen, drinking hot soup or hot tea, etc.

4. Patients with severe symptoms of dysmenorrhea can take painkillers as prescribed by the doctor. If they are accustomed to taking painkillers during every menstrual period, they should prevent themselves from becoming dependent on and addicted to the drugs.

5. The nursing of dysmenorrhea also includes the application of biofeedback method to increase the self-control of dysmenorrhea patients and relax the body to relieve dysmenorrhea.

The above is about some matters that need to be paid attention to in the care of dysmenorrhea, and I hope it can be of some help to patients with dysmenorrhea. If you have other questions about dysmenorrhea, you can contact our online experts to answer your questions.

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