What is the best medicine for women with dysmenorrhea?

Some women experience dysmenorrhea that others cannot imagine, and perhaps only the women themselves know the feeling of that pain. Of course, in addition to paying attention to diet, you should also take some medicine to relieve dysmenorrhea, but what is the best medicine for women with dysmenorrhea? Of course, you have to consider painkillers. There are two types to choose from, one is made of Chinese herbal ingredients, and the other is Western medicine. Relatively speaking, Western medicine takes effect faster.

1. Western medicine for painkillers

Many women choose to take Western medicine painkillers when they suffer from dysmenorrhea, because Western medicine is more convenient to take and the effect is more obvious. So which kind of Western medicine painkiller should they choose with good effect and few side effects? Acetyl acid is a very effective painkiller with very few side effects. Acetyl acid is found in medical anesthetics. Therefore, when women suffer from dysmenorrhea that is unbearable, they can choose Western medicine containing acetyl acid!

2. Chinese herbal painkillers

Women suffer from dysmenorrhea because of inflammation in the uterus. We all know that Western medicine works quickly, but it cannot regulate a woman’s uterus, so if women suffer from dysmenorrhea, Chinese medicine is still the first choice. When Chinese medicine is used to regulate menstruation, herbs such as motherwort are always included. Motherwort has the function of regulating menstruation, and you can directly use motherwort to make tea. Chuanwu can also warm the uterus and relieve dysmenorrhea. Traditional Chinese medicine treats dysmenorrhea not only by taking some Chinese medicinal materials, but also by using acupuncture and massage methods to regulate the coldness of the uterus and thus relieve dysmenorrhea.

Let’s take a look at two dietary recipes below!

1. Boiled eggs with Corydalis and Leonurus japonicus

How to do it? Prepare similar amounts of Corydalis yanhusuo, Leonurus japonicus, and eggs. Then add water and cook them together. When the eggs are cooked, remove the shells and put them back in the pot and cook for about 20 minutes. You can drink the soup and eat the eggs as well.

This dish of Coptis chinensis and motherwort eggs has the effects of relieving dysmenorrhea, replenishing blood and moisturizing the skin.

2. Black Bean Eggnog Soup

How to do it? Prepare an appropriate amount of black beans, eggs, yellow wine or rice wine. Add water to the black beans and eggs, and then cook them together. It can regulate the lower abdomen and relieve pain.

This black bean and eggnog soup is very suitable for women with weak qi and blood and dysmenorrhea. This soup also has the effect of harmonizing blood and moisturizing the skin.