The term “physiological period” generally refers to a woman’s menstruation. Women’s menstrual stomach pain is mostly referred to dysmenorrhea, can be relieved by hot compresses, massage and other ways to relieve, if necessary, follow the doctor’s advice to use medication to relieve.
For women with menstrual cramps, you can generally relieve them by applying a hot water bag to the abdomen, and pay attention to changing the position of the hot compresses to avoid burning the abdominal skin. For heavy menstrual cramps, avoid hot compresses to prevent further increase in menstrual flow. Some women with dysmenorrhea can also massage their abdomen clockwise to help promote local blood circulation and relieve pain.
If the above measures are ineffective or the dysmenorrhea is severe, prostaglandin synthase inhibitors such as ibuprofen, ketoprofen, diclofenac sodium, naproxen, etc. may be prescribed. Some dysmenorrhea can also be treated with antispasmodic drugs such as atropine and belladonna.
It is recommended that women with dysmenorrhea use medication under the guidance of a doctor, and should not use medication indiscriminately or arbitrarily increase or decrease the amount of medication. During menstruation, pay attention to the rationality of the diet, drink warm water in moderation, but also to strengthen personal hygiene care, prohibit sex, tub baths and so on.