What is the cause of uterine dysmenorrhea

A small uterus may also cause dysmenorrhea, because many symptoms of dysmenorrhea are caused by endometriosis, and some are caused by adenomyosis, so a small uterus may also cause symptoms of dysmenorrhea, and some dysmenorrhea are different. Some are manifested as mild pain in the lower abdomen, some are manifested as swelling of the anus, and some are manifested as severe pain in the lower abdomen, which the body cannot bear. This situation requires drug treatment. There are many drugs for dysmenorrhea. Some commonly used Western medicines include ibuprofen sustained-release capsules, Chinese medicine, and Shuerjing tablets are more effective. This needs to be decided according to the severity of the pain. If the pain is relatively mild, you can take Chinese medicine. If the pain is more severe, you should take some Western medicine.

What other symptoms does dysmenorrhea have besides nausea?

There are symptoms of dysmenorrhea, and some people also have symptoms of nausea or diarrhea. This is because dysmenorrhea is also related to changes in the endocrine system during menstruation. Because the secretion of prostaglandins during menstruation increases, prostaglandins can cause smooth muscle contraction pain, spasm pain, so some people show dysmenorrhea. Some people show symptoms such as gastrointestinal smooth muscle spasm, nausea or diarrhea. In this case, you should pay strict attention to keeping warm. You can drink more hot water to observe, because heat can well relieve smooth muscle spasms. It is very important to keep warm and avoid cold.

How to treat adenomyosis dysmenorrhea?

The treatment of dysmenorrhea due to adenomyoma should be determined according to symptoms, age and fertility requirements. At present, there is no radical and effective drug. For patients with mild dysmenorrhea symptoms and fertility requirements, you can try the levonorgestrel intrauterine sustained-release system, which can relieve symptoms. However, attention should be paid to the side effects of the drug, and symptoms may recur after discontinuation of the drug. Second, for dysmenorrhea without fertility requirements, oral short-acting contraceptives such as Yasmin or Mafulong can be used. Third, for patients with severe dysmenorrhea symptoms, no fertility requirements, and ineffective drug treatment, a total hysterectomy should be performed. Whether the ovaries are retained depends on age.