The foremost place in the treatment of dysmenorrhoea must be given to aperients and purgatives administered a day or two before the period is expected.
Where the patient has suffered from dysmenorrhoea before pregnancy, these periods continue to be marked with such an increase of uterine irritability as to render them for some time exceedingly dangerous to the safety of the ovum.
In patients who have suffered from attacks of dysmenorrhoea in the unimpregnated state, the irritable uterus, when pregnant, is very apt to contract upon its contents and expel them.
It may be remarked that not all authorities find dysmenorrhoea benefited by marriage, and some consider that the disease is often thereby aggravated; see, e.
Inflammatory, obstructive, and membranous dysmenorrhoeaare commonly made worse by marriage.
In the neurotic variety of dysmenorrhoea pain often persists after the menstrual flow has set in, but in inflammatory dysmenorrhoea the flow relieves the pain or removes it.
In obstructive dysmenorrhoea the menstrual fluid is retained by narrow or tortuous outlets, flexions of the uterus, and similar causes.
The menorrhagia ceased, but persistent dysmenorrhoea now indicates the neuralgic friction of an imperfectly developed reproductive apparatus.
When between seventeen and eighteen years old, dysmenorrhoea was established as the order of that function.
One who suffers from dysmenorrhoea should try to plan her work so that she may rest the first day of her menstrual period, and, if possible, the preceding day.
The natural thing for anyone to do who had dysmenorrhoea would be first to find the cause of this pain and then take measures to correct it.
One of the most common of the so-called female disorders, which seems to be the lot of the majority of women, is dysmenorrhoea or painful menstruation.
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