Diagnosis of dysmenorrhea can be mainly started from two aspects

Many women confuse dysmenorrhea with general menstrual pain and do not pay attention to it. The diagnosis of dysmenorrhea also requires a special gynecological examination. Generally speaking, female friends can make a simple diagnosis of dysmenorrhea by themselves through some clinical manifestations and signs during menstruation.

1. Clinical manifestations

Obvious lower abdominal pain occurs a few hours before menstruation or during menstruation, mostly colic or heavy pain, which can radiate to the lumbar sacral region, anus, etc. In severe cases, the patient becomes pale, has cold limbs, and may even collapse. This is very similar to the diagnostic basis for dysmenorrhea, and the possibility of dysmenorrhea needs to be considered.

2. Physical signs

The diagnosis of dysmenorrhea is generally normal in gynecological examinations, but attention should be paid to organic lesions, such as excessive uterine bending, deformity, enlargement, adnexal tumors, pelvic nodules, etc. There is currently no objective method for examining pain, but those suspected of having organic lesions should undergo relevant examinations.

I believe that after reading this article, everyone has a new understanding of the diagnosis method of dysmenorrhea. Understanding the diagnosis method of dysmenorrhea can effectively prevent the dangerous situation of using drugs to relieve dysmenorrhea due to lack of understanding. The diagnosis of dysmenorrhea is also helpful for the subsequent treatment effect.