Can I eat motherwort for dysmenorrhea?

I think some people may be unfamiliar with Motherwort, and of course some people don’t know much about it. It doesn’t matter, next I will tell you some relevant knowledge about motherwort. Motherwort is actually a common Chinese herbal medicine, which has certain therapeutic effects on some common women's diseases such as irregular menstruation. In general, motherwort has certain medicinal value and is also a Chinese herbal medicine that is more suitable for women.

Menstruation is something that happens almost every month for girls who have reached a certain age. Of course, some people will experience dysmenorrhea, while others will not. Since motherwort has certain therapeutic effects on some women's diseases, does it have any effect on dysmenorrhea? Let me tell you whether you can eat motherwort for dysmenorrhea.

Dysmenorrhea is related to the menstrual cycle of ovulation. The mechanism of dysmenorrhea is related to prostaglandin activity. The levels of prostaglandins in women with dysmenorrhea are higher than those in women without dysmenorrhea. Increased release of prostaglandins (PG): During the secretory phase, PGF2a in the endometrium and blood increases abnormally, inducing uterine muscle contraction/producing spasmodic pain; it can also cause gastrointestinal reactions.

Motherwort granules can promote blood circulation, regulate menstruation, promote diuresis and reduce swelling. Used for irregular menstruation, dysmenorrhea, amenorrhea, and lochia retention. The main features of Motherwort Granules are its effects of clearing away heat and detoxifying, promoting blood circulation and contracting the uterus, and promoting diuresis and laxatives. It can be used for low back and abdominal pain caused by heavy menstrual flow due to heat and pelvic congestion caused by inflammation.

Motherwort granules should be taken with warm water half an hour before or after meals, 1 bag at a time, twice a day.

After reading the above article, I believe everyone should be clear about the question of whether you can eat motherwort for dysmenorrhea, right? Dysmenorrhea brings pain to many girls, which requires girls to eat less raw and cold food during menstruation. This requires girls to pay attention to some taboos during menstruation. Of course, dysmenorrhea sometimes still requires drug treatment.