Primary dysmenorrhea and the relationship between adverse psychological factors.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Primary dysmenorrhea and the relationship between adverse psychological factors [Keywords:] dysmenorrhea Dysmenorrhea refers to menstrual period, or appear before and after passing through the abdominal pain, bulge, with backache or other discomfort, resulting in more severe quality of life or work [1]. Dysmenorrhea is divided into two kinds of primary and secondary, where primary dysmenorrhea young women, especially unmarried women without a child common. primary dysmenorrhea is a psychosomatic illness, the impact factors are also more complicated. dysmenorrhea in female college students and living environment, academic pressure, mental stress, anxiety and depression and other psychological factors [2,3]. This article aims to explain the examination period, and increased incidence of primary dysmenorrhea symptoms worsened, revealed during the examination of primary dysmenorrhea and the fear of anxiety related psychological factors, which can be targeted The effective way to ease the test anxiety fears, reduce dysmenorrhea, so that female students in school learning and everyday life in the body and mind to get comfortable on the double to promote their overall health and harmonious personality development. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 General information in my school from 2004 to 2007 of 6540 people full-time undergraduate statistics of women without dysmenorrhea usually girls 4578 episode of people, the examination during the period of treatment of 687 episodes of dysmenorrhea, the rate was 15%, usually on the girls with a history of dysmenorrhea 1 962 people, onset of symptoms during the examination period increased dysmenorrhea treatment of 1 232 people, the rate was 62.75%, age (20.14 + -1.33 years. 1.2 Symptoms and signs mainly as spastic pain in the lower abdomen, but also to the lumbosacral radiation, back, vulva, anus and inner thighs, vaginal bleeding often occurred several hours before the emergence of the first d