Modern approach to diagnosis and treatment juvenile dysmonorrhea in adolescent girls

Dysmenorrhea is one of the most common gynecological diseases among adolescents. Moreover, the widespread introduction of the latest achievements of drug and non-drug therapy did not cause the expected decrease in the frequency of dysmenorrhea in girls. Perhaps this is due to the lack of a clearly defined differentiated approach to the treatment of these patients and the fact that most specialists under the term "dysmenorrhea" understand only the presence of painful menstruation without taking into account the entire wide range of neurovegetative, metabolic-endocrine, mental and emotional deviations of the menstruation process. The obtained data, which highlighted the problem of dysmenorrhea in girls, showed the importance of a differentiated approach to diagnosis and to the appointment of non-hormonal and various hormonal drugs to correct various manifestations of dysmenorrhea in girls.