Effective treatment of dysmenorrhea in adolescent girls
Applying a first group of the drug nimesulide was effective in the treatment of dysmenorrhea. Due to its analgetic, anti-inflammatory action of the drug pain relief was noted in all groups of girls with minimal side effects (3.3%). Use of the drug dydrogesterone in the second group surveyed was accompanied by a persistent therapeutic effect with the relief of pain in 93.3% (28) girls at 6 month of therapy and recovery of ovulatory menstrual cycles in the mayority of patients 87.0% (26).