for womenMenstrual pain is normal. But some people experience pain that is so severe that it affects their quality of life.Makes it impossible to go to school or work. But whether the pain is slight, moderate or severe, if it is a long period of time. It may also be a sign of an unexpected serious disease, such as endometriosis. Chocolate cyst (Chocolate cyst), a disease of the uterine muscle layer. (Adenomyosis) and many types of uterine tumors

The Bangkok Health Research Center provides information that menstrual cramps are pain related tomenstruation (Dysmenorrhea)It can be found in 90% of teenagers and 50% of women, with 10 - 20% having severe pain that interferes with daily life. Pain usually occurs during the first 1-2 days of menstruation. Risk factors for menstrual cramps include:

• People with a family history of menstrual cramps
• People younger than 30 years old
• People who had menstruation before age 12
• People with a body mass index less than 20 or more than 30.
• Those who do not yet have children
• People who smoke regularly
• People who have a long menstrual cycle
• People who have heavy and long periods of menstruation
• People with premenstrual syndrome
• People who have had pelvic inflammatory disease
• People who are easily depressed or anxious

There may also be other symptoms such as abnormal bowel function, back pain, and muscle pain. Burning sensation around the vulva Chronic headache Feeling tired including infertility

Lady thereforeThese pains should not be ignored.If you feel abnormalities during menstruation, such as chronic pain that is becoming increasingly severe. The number of days of pain increased. Feeling pain during sex or have other abnormal symptoms such as pain in the lower abdomen, urination or blood in the stool, shouldSee a doctor immediately to diagnose the true cause and deal with the underlying disease associated with menstrual cramps.

Nowadays, diagnosis and treatment are available in a variety of ways, convenient, and not as scary as before. Whether using high frequency waves or ultrasound Using a pelvic endoscope drug treatment 3D endoscopic surgery, etc.