In principle, menstrual cramps are not related to what you eat. Of course, dysmenorrhea may be related to some gynecological diseases, such as endometriosis, adenomyosis, and of course, there are also some unexplained dysmenorrhea, so when dysmenorrhea, you must first find out the cause of your dysmenorrhea, and find out whether you have any related gynecological diseases. Of course, when you have dysmenorrhea, you generally don’t want the patient to eat raw and cold meals, or drink cold drinks or cold porridge. Eating less raw and cold food, eating hot dishes, hot meals, hot soup may have some relief for dysmenorrhea. If this is not possible, it is also necessary to cooperate with oral treatment of dysmenorrhea, such as oral fenpropidone, but be sure to take these drugs under the guidance of a doctor.