Are there any side effects of taking dysmenorrhea medicine?

Some women experience dysmenorrhea during their period every month, and some patients with severe dysmenorrhea even need to stay in bed to rest. For some office workers, dysmenorrhea is the most painful thing. At this time, they often choose to take painkillers for treatment or pain relief. Taking these dysmenorrhea drugs for a long time will have certain effects and side effects on the body.

1 Painkillers are not narcotic drugs, and in many cases they are indeed NSAIDs, which do not allow you to intentionally develop tolerance.

2 The side effects are minor, please refer to the drug packaging for details. It mainly causes damage to kidney function, but if you don't have other bad habits and other diseases (hypertension or diabetes), there is no problem eating it two or three days a month.

3 Anesthetics will not be ineffective in the future. This is two completely different things.

Painkillers are not a long-term solution for relieving pain. Although painkillers are a relatively quick way to relieve dysmenorrhea, they cannot be used as a long-term method to relieve dysmenorrhea. To effectively treat dysmenorrhea, individuals should also pay attention to menstrual hygiene. If you feel uncomfortable in your stomach during menstruation, you can use a hot water bottle or drink ginger brown sugar tea, rose tea, etc. to relieve the symptoms.

Painkillers are not a cure. Whether it is dysmenorrhea or other diseases, it is best to take less painkillers. Painkillers can only temporarily relieve pain, but can cause other health problems such as endocrine problems.