Can I take painkillers for menstrual pain?

Can I take painkillers for menstrual pain?

Menstrual pain refers to menstrual pain, which is a more common reaction in menstruating women. The pain is more obvious and may endanger work and life. So when this adverse reaction is found, we should be vigilant and use some drugs to treat it as soon as possible.

So, can women with menstrual pain take painkillers?

Women with menstrual pain can take painkillers. Commonly used in clinical practice are ibuprofen sustained-release capsules, Tianqi dysmenorrhea capsules, Yuanhu analgesics, etc. These two drugs have outstanding effects, relatively high safety, and generally do not bring any side effects. However, the specific method of medication needs to be carefully controlled, and try not to use it indiscriminately, otherwise it will not only affect the effect, but also affect health.

Women with menstrual pain can not only take painkillers, but also use some non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, such as indomethacin. The main function of this drug is anti-inflammatory and analgesic, which can relieve the pain caused by menstruation in a short time. However, this drug has certain side effects. Some patients may experience allergies, gastrointestinal reactions, circulatory system abnormalities, etc. after taking the drug.