International Journal of Homoeopathic Sciences

Primary dysmenorrhoea is a very frequent gynaecological problem. Primary dysmenorrhoea affects approximately 50-70 percent of women. The discomfort might be so severe that it causes absenteeism from school, college, or work. It interferes with the patient's daily activities. It has an impact on the women's quality of life.  Homoeopathy addresses the person and not just the symptoms. As a result, the homoeopathic treatment takes into account the individual's mental, physical generals, and physical specific symptoms. In this case report, a 21-year-old female patient complained of colicky pain in the lower abdomen during menstruation. Her pelvic sonography was normal. On the basis of her complaints, she was provided a constitutional homoeopathic medicine. Along with primary dysmenorrhoea, the patient experienced greater mental and emotional difficulties. The patient responded positively from the first cycle following treatment. She was fine after the next six follow-ups. The VAS was used to assess pain intensity alleviation. The overall improvement of the patient was rated using the Modified Naranjo Criteria. The patient was monitored for another 6 months. This instance demonstrates the effectiveness of constitutional medicine in primary dysmenorrhoea thereby decreasing pain intensity and enhancing quality of life.