Painful Periods Or Dysmenorrhoea

I have a friend who has to stay indoors, especially in his bed during the first day of their period each month. The pain she experiences and the fact that she can not do without anguish have caused a number of problems in their business and social life over the years. But my friend is not alone. In fact, according to researchers, it is estimated that between 50 and 70 percent of women will experience some degree of pain and pain period. Among women, about ten percent experience contractions such extreme levels that are one and a half times more powerful than labor pains. This is a pretty bad deal, right?

Most women, from the time they were teenagers to stop their time period, have to confront each month a series of symptoms and overcome pain associated with the time their future periods. But the pity is that for some women, pain can be so debilitating that they have to take time from work, as my friend, or can only get through their periods of dosing themselves with painkillers. Everyone remembers the first child that the pain is generally regarded as a message produced by the human body, in order to signal that something is wrong and that the investigation should take to remedy the situation uncomfortable. However, painful periods are viewed somewhat differently by the medical profession and a number of women who complain of pain period, are advised to take a painkiller and endure the pain until their periods are longer. But this should not be the case. Every individual has a different pain threshold and thus it is important for women who suffer during their monthly periods to investigate his case.

Every one of us has a different pain threshold, so it is impossible to imagine who else may be occurring at the same time in pain. Only a persistent knows this situation or not period pains are unacceptably high and that the pain is affecting the quality of your life. If this is the case, then it& 39;s time to do something. Visit a physician specialist, performing a series of tests and taking any kind of medicine, may be some of the early tactics a woman who suffers from dysmenorrhea can run. But it is important for the medical sessions to explain and describe the symptoms, their duration and frequency. Some of the most common symptoms of women have reported during their periods are nausea, vomiting, diarrhea or constipation, fainting, dizziness, headaches, fatigue and lethargy. Moreover, it is important to know that the pain varies from case to case and women can experience a constant low back ache like a dull pain, which is called " congestive " dysmenorrhea and / or pain pain and contractions , which are named " spasmodic dysmenorrhoea ".

However, period pain can be unusual and this can really be clinically nothing wrong with the suffering woman. These pains are considered only an abnormal functioning of the body of the woman around the time of a period. Since this is the explanation simpler and more common, women tend to think that a painkiller will bring balance back into his life, since they are able to get rid of the pain and prevent it from returning. But this is only a temporary solution. The results may last longer and that the situation has improved considerably, if women consult a specialist and then follow a healthy lifestyle that will treat the disease and not just mask the pain or its ruin cycle.



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