Jason Hawthorne frowned, seemingly not quite understanding.
John quickly gave Mary a look, signaling her to take her for a gynecological exam.
"I've seen quite a few cases like yours where menstrual pain occurs from the start. For some, medication can relieve it, but for most, it doesn't help much..."
The gynecology director paused and continued, "I've dealt with quite a few cases of menstrual pain over the years, and many women stop feeling pain after having children."
Mary was shocked, "There's such a thing?"
Laura Quincy was even more surprised, "No pain after having children?"
The director nodded, "There are such cases, but it doesn't apply to everyone."
Laura understood, realizing that menstrual pain isn't something that can be cured all at once...
After a detailed consultation lasting an hour, the director didn't prescribe any medication for Laura but did provide two full sheets of dietary adjustments and herbs needed for foot baths.
