"Knowledge and Attitudes Toward Physical Therapy in Managing Menstrual Pain"

This research explores the level of knowledge and attitudes among women regarding the role of physical therapy in managing menstrual pain (dysmenorrhea). The study aims to highlight how physiotherapy techniques—such as stretching, heat therapy, and relaxation exercises—can serve as effective non-pharmacological interventions for menstrual discomfort. By assessing awareness and perceptions, the research identifies existing gaps and emphasizes the importance of educational initiatives to promote physiotherapy as a safe and evidence-based approach for menstrual pain management.