It is believed that women who have experienced menstrual cramps can y appreciate the horror of menstrual cramps, feeling unable to do anything, and even seriously affect the daily life plan. This time must be actively treated to regulate the body, must not be in carelessness not to pay attention. Then women menstruation take what medicine to stop pain?
What medicines do you take for menstrual pain
Female friends in menstrual cramps, you can take Western medicine for quick relief, you can also use Chinese medicine to slowly regulate. As long as the primary dysmenorrhea, can be in pain when you can eat some painkillers, there will not be much side effects, but the choice of what kind of painkillers, it is best to use drugs under the guidance of a doctor. The first category is non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, representative of the drug aspirin, fenpropidone, anti-inflammatory pain and so on. These drugs have the potential to cause gastric bleeding, so patients with serious stomach problems are not suitable for use. The second category is the central painkillers represented by tramadol. These drugs are less irritating to the gastrointestinal tract and are not addictive, so they can be used by patients who are unable to tolerate non-steroidal drugs. However, their analgesic effects are strong and they can only be used as second-line drugs. The third category is the familiar opioid painkillers, such as dulcolax and morphine. These drugs have strong analgesic effects and are highly addictive, so they are only used for pain relief in patients with advanced cancer. All of the appealing medicines can quickly solve the pain of menstrual cramps. In addition to western medicines, Chinese medicines such as Si Wu Tang and Gynecological Bao Granules can also be used to regulate the body and relieve the pain. During menstruation, pay attention to keep warm, avoid spicy and stimulating diet and cold fruits and vegetables. Keep the vulva clean and hygienic, change sanitary napkins regularly and wear cotton underwear. You can drink some brown sugar and ginger water and make hot compresses for your abdomen.
Why do you have dysmenorrhea
Dysmenorrhea is divided into primary dysmenorrhea and secondary dysmenorrhea. The vast majority of dysmenorrhea in teenage girls is primary dysmenorrhea. Primary dysmenorrhea, usually from the beginning of menarche, some related to the angle of the uterus, such as the uterus excessive anterior tilt or excessive posterior tilt; some related to the menstrual blood channel is too narrow. This changes when the girl reaches adulthood, marries and has children. Some women's dysmenorrhea eases after marriage, probably because the body's neuroendocrine system is not yet mature during adolescence, and the endocrine secretion is not regulated, especially because many dysmenorrhea occurs in the first year of menstruation, and with the development, it will no longer be painful later. Similarly, after marriage and childbearing, the human body's neuromodulatory system gradually stabilizes, the endocrine system becomes more regular, and primary dysmenorrhea will decrease or even disappear. Many women think that menstrual cramps are no big deal and that they can tolerate them for a couple of days, but they don't realize that menstrual cramps are one of the manifestations of many gynecological diseases. Dysmenorrhea may mask other diseases that are occurring. If the menstrual period is characterized by lower back pain, lower abdominal cramps, dark red or light tea-brown blood, and a change in odor, accompanied by an increase in body temperature, you may be suffering from endometriosis or other gynecological diseases. Therefore, young women with menstrual cramps that are getting worse and lasting longer should pay enough attention to it. If you don't find the cause and treat it in time, it will not only affect your normal life, but also aggravate your condition and affect your fertility.