Can taking ibuprofen sustained-release capsules to relieve pain during dysmenorrhea have side effects?

Dysmenorrhea: As an external manifestation of palace cold, most women's dysmenorrhea is generally accompanied by cold hands and feet, irritability and other phenomena. If you pay attention to some dietotherapy in your daily life, the adverse reactions of dysmenorrhea can be completely cured. Don't worry, sister.

Start with your daily diet. Usually eat less peppers, ice food, catch a cold, drink more boiled water and eat more vegetables. Then start with daily exercise. Walking and jogging, an aerobic slow exercise, is good for your health. Of course, persistence is very important.

Then there is diet. You can usually drink your partner's ginger cream, which can help you adjust your physique. Coupled with the above living habits, I can definitely bid farewell to my menstrual adverse reactions! As for painkillers such as ibuprofen, don't take them! Short-term happiness is bound to bring you great harm. Ibuprofen contains caffeine! Which is painkillers! Needless to say, you also understand the harm of painkillers.

-Personal experience is for reference only! !