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This study aims to determine if auriculotherapy is effective in the treatment of dysmenorrhoea. This intervention consists of fixation of yellow mustard seeds at specific points of the auricular pavilion (or area), with opaque tape. Half of the participants will have specific ear pinch points stimulated by mustard seeds fixed with opaque plaster, while the other half will have only the adhesive plasters fixed, without the seeds for stimulation.
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Primary dysmenorrhoea is responsible for the most part of dissatisfactions in the female class, in the face of discomforts which are caused monthly. For this, the income index of this woman in the work environment tends to reduce, thus harming the development of every sector to which she responds. The expected effects, after the intervention, will be positive, favoring a considerable improvement of the symptoms reported by the women. We chose auriculotherapy because it is a non-medicated, noninvasive intervention that is inexpensive.
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74 participants in 2 patient groups, including a placebo group
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