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Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Canada, 2017
Philippe R, Koninckx +4 more
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CURRENT CONCEPTS OF PRIMARY DYSMENORRHEA
Obstetrical & Gynecological Survey, 1952Menstruation, a physiologic function, should be free of organic or psychic discomfort, but often it is not. As to somatic causes, much has been postulated, little proved. There is evidence that somatic dysmenorrhea is caused by action of progesterone upon the uterus.
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The Australian journal of physiotherapy, 2014
Primary dysmenorrhea is the term applied to disabling menstrual pain of obscure aetiology. It is a condition rather than a disease and applies to the type of pain which forces the patient to relinquish, for days or hours, her mode of living and seek medical advice for its relief.
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Primary dysmenorrhea is the term applied to disabling menstrual pain of obscure aetiology. It is a condition rather than a disease and applies to the type of pain which forces the patient to relinquish, for days or hours, her mode of living and seek medical advice for its relief.
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Primary Dysmenorrhea: Assessment and Management Update
Journal of Midwifery & Women's Health, 2004Many women are familiar with the experience of dysmenorrhea, which can contribute to significant physical and emotional distress and life disruption. However, women may not seek professional expertise in their attempt to alleviate this condition. It is important to assess the beliefs and experiences of all women with dysmenorrhea, including adolescents,
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Primary Dysmenorrhea: Diagnosis and Therapy
Obstetrics & Gynecology, 2021Frank, Tu, Kevin, Hellman
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Primary dysmenorrhea and personality
2020Aim: The aim of this study was to determine the relationship between primary dysmenorrhea and personality characteristics.Materials and method: A total of 115 volunteer health personnel working in university hospitals were included in the study. The research is cross-sectional and descriptive.
YAŞAR, Öznur +2 more
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Primary dysmenorrhea: current concepts.
American family physician, 1981Primary dysmenorrhea is menstrual pain that is not associated with pelvis pathology. It usually begins with the onset of ovulatory cycles, characteristically appearing in the year after menarche and increasing with time. The pain is associated with increased myometrial activity.
M S, Jay, W, Taylor
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