: Dysmenorrhea has a high impact on the quality of living and functional independence is restricted in nulligravida women

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A total of 115 patients attending the OBG outpatient department were screened and 66 subjects after satisfying inclusion criteria were recruited and randomly divided into two groups, Group A (control)(n=32) and Group B (Experimental)(n=34) by computerized randomization. Written informed consent was taken from all the subjects before recruitment.

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Dysmenorrhea has a high impact on the quality of living and functional independence is restricted in nulligravida women. This study focuses on the new approach known as taping on dysmenorrhea in alleviating pain and improving quality of living at a low cost and fairly time-effective.

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