Wednesday, 18 July 2012

How to get rid of menstrual pain



menstrual pain
Menstrual pain is the worst pain in a woman’s life. Every woman wants to get rid of it. Most of them uses some pain killers available on the market, but sometimes they have to pay foul for this kind of self-medication. Here we have provided some working tips for decreasing menstrual pain.
You can follow the below things to reduce pain

Heating pad: Boil some amount of water and pour it into  a bottle, then  hold it in your abdominal        portion  for 20-30min and repeat this thrice  a day during period. Heat relaxes abdominal muscles so you can get some relief from stressing pain of cervix.
   
Take hot food: Taking hot food also promotes you relief by this proses and it`s protected you from                        cholinergic infection.

 Stay away from cold:  Avoid cold foods (like, ice cream, cold drinks) & maintain a safe distance from cold.  You must be think why this kind of restriction? As per the coagulation power of cold, ice can stop bleeding in a wound. If you intake cold food or affected in cold flu, its junk period blood in uterus which is reason of more pain.

 Take magnesium containing food:  magnesium also reduce the stress of smooth muscle so magnesium contains food like, hot chicken soup, egg york, can protect you from the menstrual pain.

 Prevents dehydration: during period body water level is degrades so increases your water in taking rates

 Herbal soup:  Paste ginger, garlic and coriander leaf and boiled it with one cup of water then take this herbal soup for two times in a day.

Avoid pills & hormonal drug: Avoid pills and oestrogenal drugs during menstrual cramps due to estrogen-postglanding effect.

Take vitamins:Sometime extra flow of blood may tend to anemia.  For this reason you should be intake vitamin B, omega3 (fish liver oil) with daily food.

 NSAI drugs:The main therapeutic agents for treating moderate menstrual cramps are the Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAIDs), which lower the production of prostaglandin and lessen its effect. The NSAIDs that do not require a prescription are:
  1. Ibuprofeno
  2. Naproxen
  3. Ketoprofe

A woman should start taking one of these NSAIDs medications before her pain becomes difficult to control. This might mean starting medication 1 to 2 days before her period is due to begin and continuing taking medication 1-2 days into her period. The best results are obtained by taking one of the NSAIDs on a scheduled basis and not waiting for the pain to begin.


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1 Responses to “ How to get rid of menstrual pain ”

Unknown said...
9 October 2012 at 13:03

Aspirin can also be included under NSAID .


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