What to do with secondary dysmenorrhea? The right method

Nowadays, many women are prone to dysmenorrhea. This is not only because they do not pay attention to it in their daily lives, but also because there are many reasons that cause this situation. It should be treated as soon as possible, otherwise it can easily lead to female infertility. So what should we do about secondary dysmenorrhea? The following is a relevant introduction.

(1) General treatment

Enhance confidence in treatment, increase nutrition, exercise, pay attention to the combination of work and rest, and improve the body's resistance. Avoid reinfection or spread of infection.

(2) Physical therapy

Warmth can promote local blood circulation in the pelvis, improve the nutritional status of tissues, and enhance metabolism, which is beneficial to the absorption and disappearance of inflammation. At the same time, combined with relevant drug treatments, it can promote the body's absorption and utilization of drugs. Commonly used ones are shortwave, ultrashort wave, microwave, laser, iontophoresis (various drugs such as penicillin, streptomycin, etc. can be added), etc.

(3) Antimicrobial treatment

Long-term or repeated combination therapy with multiple antibiotics sometimes has no significant therapeutic effect, but it can be used for young people who need to preserve their fertility or during acute attacks. It is best to use anti-chlamydia or mycoplasma drugs at the same time.

(4) Other drug treatments

While using antibacterial drugs, chymotrypsin or hyaluronidase can also be used for intramuscular injection once every other day, with 7 to 10 times as a course of treatment, to facilitate the decomposition of adhesions and the absorption of inflammation. The medication should be discontinued if local or systemic allergic reactions occur in individual patients. In some cases, antibiotics are used simultaneously with dexamethasone, which is taken orally three times a day, with a gradual reduction in the dose of dexamethasone before discontinuation.

(5) Surgical treatment

It is suitable for some patients with chronic pelvic inflammatory disease. Due to long-term inflammatory stimulation, adhesions form around the organs, and anti-inflammatory drugs are not easy to enter, resulting in repeated attacks of the disease.