In general, some patients with dysmenorrhea can drink mung bean soup in small amounts. However, it should be noted that mung beans are cold in nature, so it is not recommended to drink mung bean soup if the menstrual cramps are caused by cold dampness and stagnation. Mung bean soup is a soup made from mung beans and water. Mung beans belong to the same source of medicine and food, with the effect of clearing heat and detoxification (removing heat and toxicity from the body), eliminating summer heat, and inducing diuresis. Mung beans can treat carbuncle sores, summer heat and thirst, medicine and food poisoning, edema, urinary incontinence (urination is not smooth) and other diseases. However, the efficacy of mung bean soup is limited and generally falls short of its therapeutic effect. Note that mung bean soup can not cure dysmenorrhea, it is recommended that patients with dysmenorrhea seek timely medical treatment. If there is any discomfort after drinking mung bean soup, it is recommended to stop using it promptly.