Do you know the secret behind dysmenorrhea?

　　“Dysmenorrhea Just be patient and it will pass." Currently, there are many female I think that dysmenorrhea is not a disease, and I often have the mentality that it will be fine if I have a straight period. In fact, this idea is very irresponsible. Gynecology Experts point out: dysmenorrhea may be your healthy Early warning signs, if the cause is not found and treated in time, it may lead to serious problems.

　　behind dysmenorrhea disease one: Uterus endometriosis

　　Many reproductive organ lesions can cause secondary dysmenorrhea, among which endometriosis is the main culprit. The main manifestation is progressive dysmenorrhea. The pain is mostly located in the lower abdomen and lumbosacral region, and can radiate to the vagina, perineum, anus or thighs. It often starts 1 to 2 days before menstruation, is most severe on the first day of menstruation, and continues until it gradually subsides after menstruation. Therefore, the pain lasts longer in people with longer menstruation, which is most prominent in patients with endometriosis.

　　Endometriosis is mostly treated with a combination of Chinese and Western medicine. Traditional Chinese medicine mainly targets the characteristics of dysmenorrhea caused by congestion, and relies on the method of removing blood stasis and dispersing stagnation to eliminate blood stasis. Prescribing the right medicine according to the changes in the patient's menstrual cycle can achieve better results in relieving dysmenorrhea pain. Western medicine mainly performs surgical treatment on patients with severe ectopic conditions or those who have not given birth. Radiofrequency ablation is currently a relatively advanced minimally invasive treatment method. It can not only detect early diseases, but also perform diagnosis and treatment at the same time without suffering the pain of abdominal surgery.

　　The second disease behind dysmenorrhea: uterine fibroids

　　Uterine fibroids are uterine tumors that protrude into the uterine cavity. Because the surface of the fibroids is covered with the endometrium and occupies space in the uterine cavity, it affects the discharge of menstrual blood. Therefore, it can cause abnormal uterine contractions, dysmenorrhea, accompanied by heavy menstrual flow and cycle disorders. Symptoms of compression may occur in adjacent organs. When fibroids degenerate or subserosal fibroids undergo pedicle torsion, severe symptoms may occur. stomach ache。

　　With the widespread use of minimally invasive technology in gynecology, a coagulation knife minimally invasive technology that can both destroy fibroids and preserve the uterus came out in the United States and was quickly introduced into the country. It uses 4-8 superconducting needles with thermocouples that are fully monitored by a computer, and under the guidance of ultrasound, directly reaches the tumor tissue through the natural orifice, causing the uterine myoma (adenoma) to dehydrate, solidify, and become inactive during the thermal coagulation process. It is characterized by keeping the uterus intact, no surgery, no hospitalization, no pain, no complications, fast recovery, and can be treated at any time.