What are the mnfts of primary dysmenorrhea (not severe)?
Answer:
Full, lower abdominal crampy or achy pain, spasmodic or colicky;
often radiates to lower back, labia, or upper thighs.
What are the mnfts of primary dysmenorrhea (not severe)?
Answer:
Full, lower abdominal crampy or achy pain, spasmodic or colicky;
often radiates to lower back, labia, or upper thighs.