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These included: reducing salt intake reducing the consumption of animal fat increasing the intake of complex carbohydrates and fibers increasing physical activity reducing stressors receiving psychological support The study also showed that eating foods, like fish, eggs, vegetables, and fruits, and reducing foods high in arachidonic acid (a type of omega 6 fatty acid), like meat and dairy, helped reduce dysmenorrhea severity

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