Dysmenorrhoea

The dysmenorrhoea (of the Greek dys: difficulty, méno: rules, rrhée: flow) étymologiquement indicates the difficulty of the flow of the rules. One however employs this term to indicate the painful rules ( algoménorrhée ). These pains precede or accompany the rules. They can be also accompanied by diarrheas, vomiting, giddinesses and headaches. There are several types of painful rules: those which occur at the time of the first rules, those which occur after several years of rules without pain; pains without organic cause, and those which have such causes.

The organic causes can be:

  • polyp, fibrome uterine
  • Endométriose
  • chronic genital infections

Frequent causes

  • Stress and anxiety
  • Pelvic inflammatory disease
  • Adenomyosis
  • Multiple sexual partners
  • History off sexual gold physical deceives
  • Fibroids
  • Ovarian cyst S
  • Endometriosis -->

    • Internal bonds

    External bond

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