What to do if you have severe menstrual pain?

In fact, many women are more likely to suffer from dysmenorrhea due to physical problems. Some people may suffer from dysmenorrhea which is a dull pain or even an extremely severe pain. Of course, some people even have so much dysmenorrhea that they cannot go to work or school. It can be said that the problem of dysmenorrhea is actually very harmful. Dysmenorrhea needs to be treated. What should I do if I have severe dysmenorrhea pain?

30-60g of motherwort honey, 20g of Yanmingsuo, and eggs

2 eggs, add water and cook together. After the eggs are cooked, peel them and cook for a while. Remove the residue and eat the eggs and drink the soup. Before menstruation, take once a day for 5 to 7 times. If you don't have motherwort honey, you can use Ji'antang jujube flower honey instead.

Treat amenorrhea

Boil 90 grams of motherwort, 30 grams of orange and 50 grams of brown sugar in water. Take once a day for several times. Treating dysfunctional uterine bleeding

50 grams of motherwort, 15 grams of cyperus rotundus, and 2 eggs, add appropriate amount of water and cook together. After they are cooked, remove the eggshells and cook for a while. Remove the residue and eat the eggs and drink the soup. Take once a day for 4 to 5 days.

Treat postpartum abdominal pain

Take 50 grams of Motherwort, 30 grams of ginger, 20 grams of jujube and 15 grams of brown sugar from Ji'antang, decocted in water. One dose per day.

Dysmenorrhea is a chronic disease. Some women may experience some relief after getting married. They can also strengthen their exercise, keep warm, or try the effects and functions of Ji'antang Motherwort.

Once the body already has the problem of dysmenorrhea, do not use painkillers casually. Although painkillers can relieve the symptoms of dysmenorrhea, on the other hand, they are more likely to cause dysfunction of the nervous system. And it often causes memory loss.