Dysmenorrhea Treatment, Causes and Symptoms

There are basically two types of Dysmenorrhea given as follows,

Primary Dysmenorrhea is menstrual pain that’s not a symptom of an underlying gynecologic disorder but is related to the normal procedure of periods. Primary Dysmenorrhea is the peak common kind of Dysmenorrhea, affecting more than 50% of women, and quite severe in about 15%. Primary Dysmenorrhea is more possible to disturb girls during youth. Luckily for various females, the difficulty eases as they mature, particularly after a pregnancy. Although it may be painful and sometimes debilitating for brief periods of time, it is not harmful.

Secondary Dysmenorrhea is menstrual pain that is generally related to some kind of gynecologic disorder. Most of these illnesses can be simply cured with medicines or operation. Secondary Dysmenorrhea is more possible to disturb females throughout adulthood.
Contributing factors:
Contributing factors may include the following:

The symptoms may last for at least 3 days; some of the in initial symptoms are given below,
·        Itching pain
·        Feeling of pressure
·        Pain in the hips ,lower back and inner thighs
·        Upset stomach
·        Nausea
·        Vomiting
·        Loose stools
·        Upset stomach
·        Rough mood
·        Nervousness
Dysmenorrhea Diagnosis:
Diagnosis of patients is performed if any of the symptoms is present, there may be given a pelvic examination, and their blood and urine may also be tested.

ZAIB hospital provides dysmenorrhea treatment with the help of latest technology and Chinese traditional medicines. We here at ZAIB hospital have Chinese female gynecologists in Lahore.
Following medicine are usually used for treatment of Dysmenorrhea

·        NSAIDS (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory Drugs)
·        Aspirin
·        Paracetamol
·        Anti-cholinergic Drugs.
·        Herbal Drugs For dysmenorrhea :
·        Fennel
·        Mint
·        Parsley
·        Pycnogenol
·        Holy basil
·        Angelica Sinensis
·        Beet Root
·        Coriander
·        Cinnamon
·        Asafetida
·        Sesame seeds
·        Aloe Vera

You may also wish to consider alternative therapies such as hypnosis, herbal medications, or acupuncture. Be cautious certainly lie with herbal medications. They may be normal, but they are not essentially safe or free of side effects. They can also interact with other medications you may be taking. Check with your doctor or pharmacist before trying any herbal medications.