[Chart Record Information] ■Name: Suzu ■Occupation: College Student ■Age: Early 20s ■Height: 161cm ■Bust: 83cm ■Waist: 58cm ■Hip: 82cm ■Symptoms: Abdominal pain -----Hello. He is a man working as a doctor in Tokyo. Today's patient complained of abdominal pain, so this time I will explain about abdominal pain. Abdominal pain is a condition in which pain and discomfort in the abdomen, and there are many different types depending on the cause and nature of the pain. "Pain that spreads throughout the stomach" These symptoms can mainly be gastroenteritis, constipation, and indigestion. This is the most common symptom among patients visiting the clinic. Next, "sharp pain in a limited area" These symptoms may be appendicitis (commonly known as appendicitis), gallstones, and kidney stones. "Suddenly, severe pain" These symptoms are often caused by intestinal obstruction, intestinal volvulus, and food poisoning. When chronic pain occurs, there is a high possibility that irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) or stomach ulcers occur due to stress and mental stress. There are also symptoms that are unique to women in all kinds of stomach pain. It is menstrual pain (also known as period pain). Menstrual pain, refers to lower abdominal or lower back pain that occurs when the uterus contracts just before your period and during your period. The main cause is that a substance called prostaglandin, secreted from the endometrium, contracts the smooth muscles of the uterus and other organs. Symptoms of menstrual pain include dull pain, tight pain, and back pain around the uterus. Other things include nausea, dizziness, irritability, headaches, constipation, diarrhea, etc. Symptoms may also occur. There are many different approaches to treatment. If you use painkillers, such as taking Chinese herbal medicine, pills, and hormones, and use painkillers, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory (NSAIDs), you can suppress the function of prostaglandins, which cause menstrual pain, and improve pain. In addition to Yaku, treatment may also be performed by wearing a Mirena. To put it simply, Milena (IUS: intrauterine contraceptive system) is a contraceptive device that can be worn inside the uterus to obtain the effect of contraceptives. It is also commonly referred to as a "contraceptive ring." It continuously releases the progestive hormone levonorgestrel, and maintains the uterine lining in a thin state, preventing implantation of fertilized eggs. In addition, similar mechanisms have been found to be effective in improving dysmenorrhea and excessive menstruation. In 2014, it was covered by insurance as a treatment for dysmenorrhea and excessive menstruation due to endometriosis, uterine fibroids, adenomyosis, etc. These effects last for up to five years. Even those who cannot take the low-dose pill can use it with confidence. There are many different treatment options, so we recommend a treatment that suits your body. Well, the patient this time complained of symptoms of abdominal pain, so we examined him. At first I suspected that I had food poisoning, but after putting my finger into my vagina, I found a small amount of blood stuck to my finger, so I think it's just a menstrual pain. Many young women these days are taking care of their sensitive areas, but this time the patient was excited by the pubic hair that was not being cared for and was slurped. If your face is cute and your pubic hair is fluffy, it will make you even more excited. Many university students these days are brushing their teeth, and the patient this time also had beautiful teeth with little tartar. His body is also in excellent health and is in excellent condition. This time, I will prescribe a pill medication and check the situation as it is menstrual pain...
