I didn't have dysmenorrhea before, why do I have dysmenorrhea now?

Dysmenorrhea is a common condition for women. The most common way to improve dysmenorrhea is through medication. Medication can effectively alleviate this problem. However, for women with severe dysmenorrhea, it is not enough to just choose this method. Women should also pay attention to their diet. Cold foods should not be chosen during dysmenorrhea. Eating more sweets can alleviate the problem. So why did I not have dysmenorrhea before but now I have dysmenorrhea?

I didn't have dysmenorrhea before, what's going on now?

1) Primary dysmenorrhea

Primary dysmenorrhea, also known as functional dysmenorrhea, refers to pain during menstruation, which is often spasmodic and concentrated in the lower abdomen. Its symptoms include headache, fatigue, dizziness, nausea and vomiting, diarrhea, and pain in the waist and legs. It is a very common disease in young women. Primary dysmenorrhea, not accompanied by obvious pelvic organic disease.

The cause of primary dysmenorrhea is still unclear, but it is related to nervous tension, uterine ischemia, and spasmodic contractions of uterine muscles.

Treatment: Primary dysmenorrhea cannot be cured by painkillers. Simple drug treatment is difficult to cure dysmenorrhea fundamentally. Long-term drug treatment has dependence and side effects, so patients should not use it. To treat dysmenorrhea, it is necessary not only to "relieve pain" but also to "cure pain". Beijing Beihai Gynecological Hospital uses a balanced combination of Chinese and Western medicine to treat dysmenorrhea. It regulates the body from the inside based on the individual differences of patients, so that women's flora can quickly restore balance.

According to the patient's condition, we use unique Chinese and Western medicine prescriptions, with the help of cutting-edge gynecological equipment and physical methods to allow the medicine to reach the lesion directly. The drug is like a miniature bomb, with the lesion as the core, and the drug effect radiates rapidly to the surrounding area, killing the lesion bacteria and the surrounding latent bacteria in a short period of time, repairing the damaged tissue and improving the reproductive tract environment. Cure dysmenorrhea with short treatment course, quick effect and no recurrence.

2) Secondary dysmenorrhea

Secondary dysmenorrhea may often be related to many gynecological diseases. If you take painkillers as soon as symptoms appear, it is not targeted and may cause patients to ignore treatment and delay the disease. Common diseases behind dysmenorrhea include:

Pelvic inflammatory disease: Pelvic inflammatory disease is one of the important causes of dysmenorrhea. It refers to inflammation of the female internal reproductive organs, surrounding connective tissue, and pelvic peritoneum. Severe cases may cause serious consequences such as diffuse peritonitis and septic shock. Mild cases are long-lasting and repeated attacks cause pain to patients.

By understanding why women do not have dysmenorrhea before but now have dysmenorrhea, they should undergo a physical examination after experiencing dysmenorrhea. Especially for women after giving birth, dysmenorrhea is more severe and they need to understand themselves from all aspects. This way, when it comes time to improve their own problems, they will know how to do it so that they will not have dysmenorrhea during menstruation.