Primary Dysmenorrhoea
Primary dysmenorrhoea is period pain not caused by another condition. It often begins one or two days before menstruation, when prostaglandins made by the uterus can trigger cramping, and it generally lasts for a few days.
Diclofenac Tablets
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Diclofenac tablets for joint pain and arthritis. They block the enzymes that create inflammation.
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Key points
- Related symptoms can include nausea, loose stools, headache, dizziness and tiredness.
- Pain pattern can spread to the back or thighs and may disrupt usual activities during menstruation.
- Different causes can account for period pain that has a changing pattern or occurs with other symptoms.
Medicines listed for Primary Dysmenorrhoea
The two listed products are tablets. Ponstel contains Mefenamic Acid, while Diclofenac Tablets contains Diclofenac. Both ingredients are non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medicines used for period pain associated with primary dysmenorrhoea.