Patient's question:
Is there a doctor for menstrual cramps? My friends usually ignore them. Is this the right way to do it?Doctor's answer:
Other types of menstrual pain patients should follow dietary therapy under the guidance of a doctor based on their condition. For example, patients with cold-dampness stagnation type menstrual pain should consume more foods that dispel cold, remove dampness, warm the meridians, and promote blood circulation in their daily diet, such as ginger, mutton, dog meat, scallions, and hawthorn. For patients with insufficient liver and kidney type menstrual pain, it is appropriate to consume more foods that tonify the liver and kidneys and regulate menstruation to relieve pain, such as goji berries, mulberry fruits, walnut kernels, black beans, black rice, and black sesame seeds.