Dysmenorrhea is the medical term for painful menstruation.
It may be classified as primary or secondary depending on whether there is an underlying pelvic condition.
Secondary menstrual pain may be associated with:
Diagnosis is based on menstrual history and examination. Ultrasound or other investigations may be recommended when an underlying condition is suspected.
Management may include heat therapy, physical activity, anti-inflammatory medicines, hormonal treatments, and treatment of an underlying condition when identified.
The consultation may explore:
Dr. Kamlesh Suryawanshi, with 20+ years of clinical experience, provides detailed individualized consultations for chronic gynaecological complaints.
Severe new-onset pelvic pain, progressively worsening menstrual pain, fever, fainting, pregnancy-related pain, or unusually heavy bleeding requires medical evaluation.
Do painful periods make you miss work, school, exercise, or social activities?
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Period pain may be common, but severe or disabling pain should not simply be dismissed as normal.
At Take Care Homoeopathy, we carefully assess the individual's menstrual pattern, pain characteristics, timing, associated symptoms, and overall health.
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