Case of Primary Dysmenorrhoea

Primary Dysmenorrhoea is one of the most common gynaecologic complaints in young women which affects approximately 40-70% of women of reproductive age, with 10% of women describing severe symptoms. 

If you come across a case of primary dysmenorrhoea will you consider it as an acute condition or chronic?

Your approach to the case will make you prescribe an acute remedy or constitutional remedy?

Clear your concepts in our upcoming webinar where Dr. Neha will take up a case of primary dysmenorrhoea in a 24-year-old female since a year.

She will enlighten you regarding the approach of such cases as well as finding characteristic concomitant and modality to form a totality. She will also explain the importance of auxiliary measures in such cases.

Join this lecture and gain confidence in solving such cases.

Topics covered

• Case history
• Examination
• Clinical diagnosis
• Approach to the case
• Totality of symptoms
• Conversion to rubrics
• Prescription
• Remedy response

Learning

• Identifying what needs to be treated at what point of time.
• Learn to identify CHARACTERISTICS [Concomitants, Modalities] in a case and to form a totality.
• Learning the importance of auxiliary mode of treatment.

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