What medicine should I take for menstrual migraine?

Women's bodies are always prone to problems during menstruation. After all, the body will lose a certain amount of blood, which results in them being very weak. Therefore, they need to rest for a while and eat more blood-enriching foods. Moreover, many women will experience various physical discomforts during their menstrual period. So, if a woman has a migraine attack again during her menstrual period, what should she do and what medicine should she take?

There are three types of Western medicine treatments:

1. Treatment during an attack: For mild migraine, give acetylsalicylic acid drugs, such as painkillers, indomethacin, etc.

2. Severe migraine: Take ergotamine caffeine orally in the early stage of the attack. You can take it again half an hour later. If ergotamine is not effective, you can take 6 mg of Enminger subcutaneously. Pregnant women and those with severe cardiovascular, liver, and kidney diseases are prohibited from taking this medicine.

3. Preventive treatment: Oral administration of 10 mg of oryzanol for 3 times a day, or oral administration of 0.25 g of mefenamic acid (double the dosage for the first time).

Traditional Chinese Medicine Treatment:

1. Yuanhu pain-relieving tablets, take four to six tablets each time, three times a day. It has the functions of regulating qi, promoting blood circulation, and relieving pain, or effectively relieves pain. Pregnant women should use it with caution.

2. Naoliqing, for patients with migraine accompanied by dizziness, tinnitus, bitter taste in the mouth, restlessness and insomnia.

3. Xiongju Shangqing Pills are used for patients with migraine accompanied by fear of wind, fever, nasal congestion, and toothache.

4. Qingxuan Pills, for patients with migraines that manifest as dizziness and vertigo.

5. Huanglian Shangqing Pills are used for migraine accompanied by dizziness, headache, swollen and painful gums, mouth ulcers, red and swollen throat, earache and tinnitus, dry stool and yellow urine.