The nurse explains to a client that the cause of the client's primary dysmenorrhea is a/an
A) abnormal decrease in estrogen levels.
B) abnormal elevation in progesterone levels.
C) decrease in oxytocin levels.
D) elevation of uterine prostaglandin levels.

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The causes of primary dysmenorrhea can be grouped according to (a) elevated uterine prostaglandins, (b) endocrine factors, (c) myometrial factors, (d) biochemical factors, and (e) psychosocial factors.

The Nurse Explains to a Client That the Cause of the Client's