Normally, every young and middle-age woman has to deal with the menstrual period every month. Intensity of the pain is different which can be no pain to very severe pain in each person. The pain may affect some women so much so that they cannot spend a normal life in the period. One who suffers from the pain generally takes pain-killer medicines to relieve their pain. The person with the severe pain may take stronger pain-killer medicines than usual. Using oral contraceptive to relieve the pain is not new, but in an article “The pill 'does ease period pain'” (2012) make us sure via the study that it may help to relieve the pain in addition to prevent pregnancy. However, some people use it in wrong indications because the drug is easily to get in Thailand.
According to “The pill 'does ease period pain'” (2012), oral contraceptive medicines may lessen the
pain who suffer from menstrual period. Although the medicine have no indication
for this case, the study of Dr Ingela shows us that severity of the pain is
significantly different between woman who take the drug and women who do not
take the drug. This is very significant because the pain leads to problems not
only to the individuals but also to the nations.
Normally, in menstrual period, women
may be easily angry or feel uncomfortable with no pain to moderate pain. In
unusual cases of very severe pain, my girlfriend is a good example. In some of
her menstrual period that pain-killer drugs cannot help, when she is suffering from
the pain, she cannot do anything even standing. I think women who likely to
have very severe pain in the period should prepare themselves to confront the emergency
situation by carrying the drugs all the time or finding a good man to take care
of. Moreover, I have heard that after the first pregnancy this symptom will be
better.
From my education and
experiences as a pharmacist student, women who have a pain in menstrual period will
take pain-killer medicines. In mind pain, they take simple drug, Paracetamol.
In more pain patients, they take stronger NSAIDs (Non Steroidal Anti Inflammation
Drugs) such as Ibuprofen, Mefenamic acid, and Naproxen Sodium. In some severe
cases, the women additionally take oral contraceptive drugs, 21 tablets mixed
Estrogen and Progesterone, every day for 4 courses and stop for 7 days to let
menstruation occur, which means that 84 days women will have menstruation only
1 time. This will reduce the chance of severe pain. In case of my girlfriend,
she had taken Dian®-35(one of oral contraceptive drug) every month for 1 year.
Throughout that year, she had no sign of severe pain.
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References
The pill 'does ease period pain' (2012, January 18). BBC News. Retrieved January 18, 2012 from http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-16597692
Pun,
ReplyDeleteWhat a coincidence! We choose the same article to response. It is a bit funny because two men are interested in a health issue for women.