Dysmenorrhea during menstruation needs to be clearly diagnosed first, and can usually be relieved quickly by hot compresses on the abdomen, medication (ibuprofen, ketoprofen, etc.), and moderate activities to divert attention, etc. However, secondary dysmenorrhea needs to be actively treated for the primary disease for better treatment of menstrual cramps, which needs to be analyzed specifically.
1. Hot compresses on the abdomen: hot compresses can promote blood circulation in the abdomen and briefly relieve abdominal pain.
2. Medication: commonly used drugs such as ibuprofen or ketoprofen, which produce rapid analgesic effects by inhibiting the release of prostaglandins. After exclusion of dysmenorrhea caused by organic diseases, ibuprofen and ketoprofen can be taken on a regular basis to alleviate menstrual cramps as prescribed by the doctor.
3. Moderate activities to divert attention: moderate exercise can promote blood circulation, help menstrual blood out of the body, divert attention, is conducive to reducing pain.
Dysmenorrhea during menstruation, if you need to use drugs, it is recommended to use under the guidance of a doctor, because dysmenorrhea needs to be identified with the common surgical acute abdominal diseases, such as rupture or torsion of ovarian cysts, appendicitis, etc. can also lead to abdominal pain during menstruation, should be avoided to unauthorized use of medication, so as not to lead to serious adverse consequences, if necessary, can be under the guidance of a medical professional to take a reasonable approach to the treatment.