Dysmenorrhea

Dysmenorrhea is the clinical term for difficult feminine periods which are brought about by uterine compressions. Essential dysmenorrhea alludes to intermittent agony, while optional dysmenorrhea results from regenerative framework issues. Both can be dealt with.

Ladies with essential dysmenorrhea have unusual compressions of the uterus because of a compound unevenness in the body. For instance, synthetic prostaglandin controls the constrictions of the uterus. Auxiliary dysmenorrhea is brought about by other ailments, most frequently endometriosis.