Function & Structure of Uterus in Dysmenorrhea,Painful Periods.Treatment Cure Gynaecology Homeopathy

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About Video : Understanding the structure and function of the female reproductive system helps in managing painful periods (dysmenorrhea). Learn how the uterus, hormones, and menstrual cycle contribute to menstrual pain and cramps. This video explains the biological processes behind period pain and offers insights into maintaining menstrual health. Watch now to gain a deeper understanding of your body and how to manage menstrual discomfort effectively!

Questions Addressed : What causes menstrual pain and cramps during periods?

How does the uterus function during menstruation?

What is the role of hormones in painful periods?

What is the difference between spasmodic and congestive dysmenorrhea?

How does the endometrium contribute to period pain?

Can structural abnormalities in the uterus cause severe menstrual pain?

What happens to the uterus during ovulation and menstruation?

How do prostaglandins affect period pain?

What are the natural ways to balance hormones for menstrual health?

How can homeopathy help in managing dysmenorrhea effectively?

About Dr. Bharadwaz :
Gynaecology Specialist
Health and Fitness Specialist
Medicine, Surgery, and Homeopathy Doctor
Clinical Research Subject Matter Expert

About Fidicus Women :
With a few lifestyle modifications and Homeopathy, you have the highest chance to prevent, cure, or relieve all your women related diseases with safe, effective, and timely inperson and online treatments.

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