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Treatment for menstrual pain:

• the pain can be reduced by following some tips such as using warm compresses or a heating pad on the lower abdomen, taking a hot water bath or soaking yourself in hot water (bathtub), regular exercise, avoiding stress, anxiety and psychological stress, avoiding coffee and stimulants during the period , avoiding smokers, and improving the diet and taking enough vitamin E, B12, B6, B1 and fatty acids such as Omega-3, and taking an analgesic for menstrual pain such as ibuprofen or naproxen, two pills a day from the beginning of the period for three days or one pill when feeling pain, and it is possible Resorting to the use of hormonal contraceptives to prevent menstruation.

How is the diagnosis made?

• The diagnosis is made by taking a medical history, a clinical examination, and then running some tests to detect any cause that causes dysmenorrhea, such as analysis of the urine to exclude urinary and reproductive tract infections, an ultrasound image of the uterus and fallopian tubes to evaluate any adhesions, tumors, or signs of inflammation

 causes of dysmenorrhea:

• heredity
• Endometrial infections
• Uterine fibroids
• Pelvic infections
• Cervical stenosis
• Heavy menstrual bleeding
• smoking

Our advice:

• Follow the tips above and consult an obstetrician-gynecologist to run the necessary examinations