February 25th, 2010 
Andrew 
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Here was a question from someone who was consulting a doctor. The question is: my mother’s hand was allergic to soap or what? Because now his hands were scuffed like wounds. How does the treatment do not let me blisters itch and its not getting worse. One more question, if the reply came a woman’s menstruation is often sick, let alone the first day, if the pain, hurt really even want to pass it why not you? and how the treatment?
Answer doctors: Treatment with allergy symptoms as your mother’s experience is indeed need a good handling. Use some good treatments do like to consume Black Seed, as the main substitute drug
replacement antihistamines. That eliminates itching and prevent inflammation of the wound and surrounding area. For the treatment of the wound itself you can use a smear of honey mixed with additional Black Seed.
Pain during menstruation in medical terms is called dysmenorrhea. Dysmenorrhea comes from the Greek. Ie dys meaning difficult, painful, abnormal, meno means month, and rrhea mean flow. Dysmenorrhea or
dysmenorrhoea in the Indonesian language means pain at the time of menstruation.
Almost all women experience discomfort in the lower abdomen during menstruation. However, dysmenorrhoea term is only used when the pain was so intense that interfere with the activity and requires medication. The uterus or womb
composed of muscle contraction and relaxation as well. In general, muscle contractions of the uterus is not felt, but the contractions are intense and often causes blood flow to the uterus disrupted causing pain.
Dysmenorrhoea consists of primary dysmenorrhoea (no relation to gynecologic abnormalities or pregnancy) and secondary dysmenorrhoea (caused by gynecologic disorders or content). Primary dysmenorrhea usually arise in adolescence, which is about 2-3 years after the first menstruation. Whereas secondary dysmenorrhea often begin to emerge at the age of 20 years. Other factors that can exacerbate dysmenorrhea are:
- Womb is facing backwards (retroverted).
- Lack of exercise.
- Stress psychological or social stress.
Age and pregnancy increase will cause the disappearance of primary dysmenorrhea. This is thought to occur because of nerve deterioration due to aging of the uterus and loss of nerve at the end of pregnancy. In addition to drugs, pain can also be reduced by:
- Get plenty of rest.
- Regular exercises (especially walking).
- Massage or akupresure.
- Orgasm in sexual activity.
- Apply warm in the abdominal area.
