Transcerebral amplipulse magnetotherapy in the combined treatment of patients with secondary dysmenorrhea

The objective of the present study was to evaluate efficiency of transcerebral amplipulse magnetotherapy in combination with intake of iodine-bromine water during the treatment of patients with secondary dysmenorrhea. A total of 80 women presenting with this disorder were examined. The efficiency of the treatment was assessed from clinical symptom dynamics and results of functional tests. It was shown that the above combined treatment has positive effect on the psycho-emotional sphere of patients with secondary dysmenorrhea. Moreover, it produces well-apparent correction of hormonal and immune status of these women, has vasotropic, analgesic, and anti-inflammatory action.

secondary dysmenorrheal, combined amplipulse magnetotherapy, low-frequency alternating magnetic field, transcerebral treatment, iodine-bromine baths, iodine-bromine irrigation