Mensturation problem
| Discussion in 'All Categories' started by Mrs Lucky Borah - Nov 29th, 2012 1:53 am. | |
Mrs Lucky Borah
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I am 21 yrs old and unmarried. i have feel severe vomiting and dizziness during mens although there is little pain. It persist for almost three days and suffering from this for almost 3 years. I was unable to eat anything during period. I have seen doctor and going through many test and ultrasound but didn't found anything abnormal. I take medicine but of no use. Pls help in recovering from this problem forever. Thanks |
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re: Mensturation problem
by Dr M K Gupta -
Dec 1st, 2012
12:23 pm
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Dr M K Gupta
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Dear Borah To determine whether a problem requires treatment or not, we need to examine you and ask several questions and do a thorough physical exam. The gynecologist may do a pelvic exam, blood tests, or urine tests. If there might be a structural problem, an ultrasound or CAT scan may be performed. Together, these tests can help our gynecologist determine how a condition should be handled. In rare situation growths such as polyps or fibroids can often be removed and endometriosis can often be treated with medications or surgery. If a hormone imbalance is to blame, the doctor may suggest hormone therapy with birth control pills or other hormone-containing medications. Conditions like clotting disorders or thyroid problems may require treatment as well. For menstrual pain with no underlying medical cause, anti-inflammatory medicines are the most effective treatment. With regards M K Gupta |