When Painful Menstruation Need To visit a doctor?

News Health Articles - When Painful Menstruation Need To visit a doctor?. The pain that comes when my period or menstruation is a common thing to happen. But when menstrual pain that appears to look out and need to be sent to the doctor?

Painful menstrual cramps or dysmenorrhea known as felt in the lower abdomen. For some women the pain that comes only cause an annoying inconvenience. But for others, these conditions can be severe and even interfere with daily activities every month.



Treatment for menstrual pain depends on the underlying problems. Pain is not caused by the presence of a disease tend to diminish with age or missing after she gave birth.

Generally women get help to cope with the pain effectively. In a normal menstrual pain usually use pain medication or compress with warm water can help. However, if the drug or are not effective ways for 3 months, then you should consult with a physician.

Some other symptoms can also be a sign that menstrual pain should be sent to the doctor, as quoted from PMS.About. Monday (12/12/2011), namely:

1. Accompanied by fever
2. There is an increasing amount of vaginal fluid that comes out
3. The blood that came out a lot throughout the menstrual
4. Experiencing severe pain or cramping, eg can not move or could only be in bed
5. Cramping or pain that appears more than 5 days during the menstrual period
6. Experienced nausea, vomiting, dizziness and even fainting can be up to
7. Menstruation lasts more than 1 week
8. Menstrual blood clots and clumps of tissue is a normal part of the menstrual flow, but if a lot of lumps that come out and coincided with pain or cramps are severe, consult a physician.

Severe menstrual pain that might occur because of several conditions such as endometriosis (endometrial lining grows outside the uterus), uterine fibroids (non-cancerous growth in the lining of the uterus), pelvic inflammatory disease, adenomyosis and the presence of cysts.