Titlebook: Dysmenorrhea and Menorrhagia; A Clinician’s Guide Roger P. Smith Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG 2018 Dysmenorrhea.menorrhag

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The Clinical Classification and Causes of Dysmenorrhea,bout the pathophysiology underlying the development of menstrual pain. It is, therefore, not an issue of a lack of identifiable causation; it is the lack of . identifiable processes that drive the assignment.

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The Inhibition of Prostaglandin Formation,rms, COX-1 and COX-2, the characteristics of these two enzymes allow for specific and effective inhibition of their function. Understanding how this occurs, and the differences between agents that inhibit these enzymes, allows the clinician to better understand and choose effective therapy.

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Management Strategies for Primary Dysmenorrhea, advocated [12], employing an insulated chair, an intravaginal electrode, and a spark gap high-voltage generator. This treatment was to be administered for 20 min daily over a 4-week period. The treatment was reported to have had good effects, possibly do to a low return rate of patients treated in this way.

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How Our Views Have Evolved: Historical Perspectives, than to admit to a lack of understanding about the underlying pathophysiology. Ironically, some of these vary myths have led to today’s understanding of dysmenorrhea and menorrhagia and have made it possible for us to talk about prevention rather than relief. Indeed, the success of moving from symp