What are the reasons for menstrual symptoms often accompanied by dysmenorrhea before menstruation? How to adjust it

Patient's question:

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Doctor's answer:

Menstrual cramps, characterized by pain in the lower abdomen and lower back during and around the menstrual period, often accompanied by symptoms such as pale complexion, cold sweat on the face, cold hands and feet, nausea, and vomiting. If the pain is severe, atropine can be administered via intramuscular injection, or pain-relieving medications such as aspirin can be taken. Alternatively, both drugs can be used in combination. It is also recommended to drink a month's worth of rose tea and practice yoga regularly, which generally helps to cure menstrual cramps.