How is primary dysmenorrhea treated?

Patient's question:

Health Consultation Description: Severe pain every month, usually the worst on the first day of the period, nausea, pale face, cold hands and feet, interfering with normal life. Hello, do you have any good treatment methods? Painkillers are not effective

Doctor's answer:

I suggest you adopt a dietary approach to treat it, as menstrual cramps are caused by your calcium deficiency. Due to the lack of proper nutrition during your menstrual cycle, it leads to this condition. I recommend digesting calcium, but do not supplement indiscriminately—only take the best. The metabolism of calcium requires magnesium to induce it, so you should supplement both calcium and magnesium together.
Neways' Calcium-Magnesium tablets are recommended: take 6 tablets daily, 2 each in the morning, afternoon, and evening. Be patient, and you will see results in the second month.

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