Do I need to see a doctor if I take painkillers for dysmenorrhea?

　　a lot of female I think I can just take painkillers for dysmenorrhea without seeing a doctor. Is this right?

　　Most women have experienced dysmenorrhea, which does not mean that their bodies are not healthy , sometimes even doctors are helpless about it. But if the dysmenorrhea is worse than ever before, the symptoms have exceeded the range that you can tolerate, and the medicine does not have any effect, you must go to the hospital as soon as possible. Hospital Get checked because you may very well have Uterus Endometriosis.

　　Friendly TIPS: Some steroid-free analgesics can effectively relieve menstrual cramps and can be taken 1 to 2 days in advance. Dysmenorrhea reaches its peak on the first and second days. If the pain continues on the third day and is accompanied by symptoms such as heavy menstrual bleeding, you must seek medical treatment in time. 》》》 Four abnormal phenomena that require medical treatment for dysmenorrhea