False statement regarding Spasmodic Dysmenorrhea
Pain persists for 2-3 days
Often cured by delivery of a child
Pain usually appears on the first day of menstruation
Rare above age of 35 years
Dysmennorhoea means painful menstruation

Can be primary and secondary
Often seen in adolescents and almost always in ovulatory cycles
It usually appears within 1or 2 yrs of the menarche,when ovulatory cycles are established
It is usually less after pregnancy and childbirth

Spasmodic pain typically begins few hrs after onset of menses; last for up to 24-48hrs, but may also be confined only to a few hours