When to eat ibuprofen

Dysmenorrhea is mostly caused by prostaglandin stimulation secreted by the endometrium or cold during menstruation. Generally, there is no organic disease and it is difficult to cure. Ibuprofen is very effective when dysmenorrhea is taken, and the effective analgesic rate reaches more than 80%. ibuprofen belongs to prostaglandin synthase inhibitor, ibuprofen belongs to analgesic, side effects may cause gastrointestinal reactions, such as nausea, vomiting, upper abdominal discomfort, it is best to take food before medication to prevent this gastrointestinal reaction, generally take 200-400mg each time, 3-4 times a day, the effect is relatively good, can effectively improve dysmenorrhea symptoms. In addition, for women in childbearing period, contraceptives can also be used for dysmenorrhea treatment.