There are many kinds of examination methods for dysmenorrhea: first, routine auxiliary examinations can be performed, such as ultrasound pelvic examination and hysterosalpingography, if a woman has uterine fibroids, adenomyoma or various other diseases, they can be examined by such methods, and hysteroscopy can also be taken to discover subtle conditions and to see if there are various diseases such as uterine adhesions and endometrial polyps, which may also lead to dysmenorrhea when they appear The second thing is that a routine white belt examination can be used. Secondly, you can check and confirm the diagnosis by using routine white belt examination and ultrasound test, which can determine whether there is bacterial or viral infection, which may also lead to menstrual pain if there is an infection, as well as routine urine test, which is a more common test to avoid infection.