How is dysmenorrhea knee painful to return a responsibility?
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Dysmenorrhea refers to women in the menstrual period and around, then these diseases look very small, but cause great harm to the human body, abdominal or lumbar pain, and even pain and lumbosacral. Every time with the menstrual cycle, severe cases can be accompanied by nausea and vomiting, cold sweat, cold hands and feet, and even fainting, resulting in mental tension, affect work and study. So let's share the dysmenorrhea and knee pain?.
How is dysmenorrhea knee painful to return a responsibility?
First: dysmenorrhea is not a trivial matter. Don't expect dysmenorrhea to slow down after giving birth. There is no scientific evidence to prove that giving birth can cure dysmenorrhea. All patients with dysmenorrhea should go to the hospital for examination, to check and understand the general situation, should also do gynecological examination, unmarried girls for anal examination, mainly to check the vulva, vagina, uterus, ovary, whether there are special lesions, whether there are deformities.
Second: female reproductive organs, including uterus, fallopian tube, ovary and its surrounding connective tissue, pelvic peritoneum, etc., are called pelvic inflammatory disease when they are infected. The main route of infection is sexual intercourse or abortion. If not thoroughly treated, acute pelvic inflammatory disease will turn into chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, leading to pelvic adhesions and frequent hyperemia. The patient's lower abdomen has the feeling of swelling, pain and backache, and the pain intensifies before and after sexual intercourse and menstruation.
Third: in addition to endometrial tissue in the uterine cavity, but also grow in other parts, such as the ovary, colon and pelvic peritoneum. These ectopic tissues are affected by the ovarian secretion of sex hormones, but also show menstrual cycle changes, that is, proliferation, swelling and bleeding, stimulate local tissue and cause pain.
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Ginger partitioned moxibustion at Shenque and Guanyuan can regulate qi and blood, expel cold and dampness, warm the uterus, and play the role of warming meridians, dispersing cold, dredging collaterals and relieving pain. Compared with other methods of clinical treatment of primary dysmenorrhea, this method has obvious advantages in overcoming adverse reactions and reducing medical costs, and has good long-term curative effect.