运动对原发性痛经的影响

Hafiz Iqtidar Ahmad
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痛经(usr-e-tams)是一种常见的妇科疾病,包括月经时疼痛的肌肉痉挛,在没有任何基本不规则或病理的情况下,被称为原发性痛经。原发性痛经是影响生活满意度的几乎常见的周期性盆腔疼痛。据报道,在许多社会中,原发性痛经的相对发病率在20%到90%之间。研究表明,经常运动可以减少女性痛经,这可能是由于子宫上皮组织的激素变化或内啡肽水平的提高。运动似乎具有非特定方式的止痛作用。研究表明,患有痛经的女性有高水平的前列腺素和被认为会导致腹痛的激素。运动是一种非药物治疗,其目的是减少与非甾体抗炎药相关的副作用,如消化不良、头痛和嗜睡。因此,疼痛的减轻可能是由于子宫上皮组织的激素变化或内啡肽水平增加的结果。然而,运动具有非特异性的止痛作用,可以代替止痛剂。运动在克服痛经引起的困难方面可能起着关键作用。本文综述了运动对痛经的影响。
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Implication of Riyazat (Exercise) in Primary Dysmenorrhoea (Usr-E-Tams)
Dysmenorrhoea (usr-e-tams) is a usual gynaecological condition comprising of painful muscle spasms coming with menstruation, which in the absence of any fundamental irregularity or pathology, is known as primary dysmenorrhoea. Primary dysmenorrhoea is the nearly usual cyclical pelvic pain affecting the satisfaction of life. The relative incidence of primary dysmenorrhoea was reported to be within 20% and 90% in many societies. Studies have shown that regular exercise decreases dysmenorrhoea in women, which may be due to the effects of hormonal changes on uterine epithelial tissues or an enhancement in endorphin levels. It appears that exercise has pain-killing events that act in a non-particular way. Research has demonstrated that women with dysmenorrhoea have high degrees of prostaglandins, and hormones acknowledged to cause hampering abdominal pain. Exercise is a non-pharmacological treatment with the aim of reducing side effects commonly reported in association with NSAIDs, such as indigestion, headaches and drowsiness. Thus, diminution of pain may be due to consequences of hormonal changes on uterine epithelial tissues or an increase in endorphin levels. However, exercise has analgesic events that behave in a non-specific way and may be substituted for analgesics. Exercise may play a pivotal role in combating difficulties due to dysmenorrhoea. This article reviews the effects of exercise on dysmenorrhoea.
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